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Autism and Eating Disorders With Brenda Grund
— Shannon and J.R. recently sat down with Brenda Grund of Centrum Spectra in the Netherlands to discuss the growing problem of girls and women on the spectrum and eating disorders. Seeing as how...
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Hanging With the Neurodivergent Rebel, A.K.A. Christa Holmans
— Shannon and J.R. spend time with Christa Holmans, A.K.A. Neurodivergent Rebel, who like us, received a diagnosis of autism as an adult. Since that time, Christa has learned everything she can about...
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Hanging With Haley Moss
— Diagnosed as a child, Haley Moss knew she was destined for great things. A lawyer, artist, author, speaker and autism advocate, she’s realized her dreams. Recently she sat down with Shannon and J.R....
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Spending Time With Autism Advocate Becca Lory Hector
— Becca Lory is an amazing woman! Like Shannon and J.R., she is someone diagnosed late in life with autism who has made the most of her time since being diagnosed. Becca is a writer, editor for...
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Getting Nerdy With Pop Goes the Culture
— Shannon and J.R. kick off Nerdodiversity month with an old-school nerd and an old-school nerdy topic! Joey Mills is a Southwest Missouri legend in the Nerd World and he’s known around the world for...
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Self-Quarantining With Autism During the Coronavirus Pandemic
— No doubt you’ve read dozens if not hundreds of pieces on the coronavirus, social distancing and self-quarantining. So have I. It’s a scary time for all of us, whether or not we’re on the spectrum and...
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The Crazy Dating Stories, Adventures and Mishaps of a Single Dad
— Recently Good Men Project put the word out on the street that they were looking for pieces on, “The dating adventures, mishaps, and stories of a single dad.” Once I read that I knew it was right up...
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The Coronavirus Move-In
— My girlfriend and I live in separate places and both live alone. I live in a house in a very rural part of Southwest Missouri, population 4,000 including county areas and 15,000 if you include...
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Chinese Toilet Paper, Nothing Beige, and Other Covid 19 Lessons
— As mentioned in previous articles, my girlfriend has been sheltering in place with me at my home in rural Southwest Missouri because my tiny county still has only a handful on Coronavirus cases...
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The Latest in the Aspie COVID-19 Cohabitation Experiment-Week 5
— Take two people with Asperger’s who are used to living alone and throw them in the same house for nearly five weeks. She likes staying where the decibel level is always twenty-thirty points lower...
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The Real Story Behind Autism and Vaccines
— Once again people are talking about autism being caused by vaccines. Every time people bring this up I scratch my head and wonder how the heck they come to this conclusion. You see, I’m on the...
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How Being Alone and Lonely Affects My Mental Health During our Current Reality
— For eight years I lived alone. Six in Southern California and two in Missouri. For a while it was just me, then it was me and my autism service dog, Tye. He’s decent company, though not much of a...
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13 Random Things Discovered During The COVID19 Pandemic
— There isn’t a true nerd among U.S. Governors If there were, comic book shops would be on the list of essential businesses to stay open. Think about it, the people who frequent such business are often...
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The Intimacy Hiatus
— Four months before our relationship ended with me getting a goodbye email, my now ex-girlfriend decided on her own and out of the blue that we were going on an intimacy hiatus. There was no real,...
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Online Dating Has Gotten Creepy and Funny
— I recently found myself single when my long-term girlfriend dumped me via email. To say I was shocked and a bit devastated would be a slight understatement, but I moved forward with my life and vowed...
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The Shocking Reality of Living With COVID-19
— I went to bed on a Tuesday night feeling like a million bucks. Actually, I have no clue what a million bucks feels like, so let’s say that I went to bed feeling like a few hundred grand. I woke up...
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The Frequent Scamming of Today’s Developmentally Disabled
— Every day thousands of people fall prey to scams of all kinds. Many of us are wise enough to see through the charades, but a lot of us don’t. It’s not that we’re stupid, ignorant, or anything like...
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I Lost My Best Friend
— Recently, I lost my best friend. She didn’t pass away, and I didn’t forget where I put her. She broke up with me. She broke up with me and I was devastated. Truth be told, there are more moments than...
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Harber London: Wallets With Innovative Design and High Fashion
— A fashionable, high-quality leather wallet is an absolute must for today’s modern man. To carry one’s cash and credit cards in comfort and style, you need a wallet that’s been thoughtfully designed...
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Over-Powering Your Mental Illness Like a Superhero
— Let me, as my dad would have said, put all my cards on the table. Yes, I am a 54-year-old comic book nerd, and I’m proud of it. I’m autistic, diagnosed with Asperger’s at age 47 and, along with most...
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