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Too Autistic to be Normal, Too Normal to be Autistic: Bleeding On The Page

Posted by Patient Zero August 11, 2025

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The Underground ASD Playbook for Navigating the Workplace

Posted by Patient Zero August 10, 2025

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The 8 Unfair Advantages of Autism

Posted by Patient Zero August 09, 2025

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Wired To Resist: Autism, ADHD and PDA

Posted by Patient Zero August 07, 2025

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The Last Happy Day

Posted by Patient Zero August 06, 2025

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Burn the Mask

Posted by Patient Zero August 05, 2025

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The 8 Unfair Advantages of Autism

This is an excerpt from my upcoming Free Course: How ASD Can Get You Paid. The Full Free Course will be an easily accessible on the Resources & Guides page. There will be No Email Subscription, No Downloads, No Signup, No Paywalls, No Personal Data Capture, No Ads, No Affiliate Links, No Sponsors and No stupid sales funnels leading to a dumbass mastermind group or consulting upsell. I just want to spread the information I wish I had when I was younger for free and in an easily accessible way. Gaining Perspective It doesn’t matter if you have no skills, education, or work experience. What matters is that in the pursuit of these things, we follow the correct path by leaning into our neurotype’s natural strengths, optimising for maximum return on investment, fulfilment and happiness. As I learned the hard way, you do not build a career worth a damn by pretending to be someone else and specialising in things you’re not naturally inclined towards. You build it by knowing exactly wh...

Too Autistic to be Normal, Too Normal to be Autistic: Bleeding On The Page

I’ll never be one of them. I’ll never be normal. I can wear the skin of normal, talk normal, walk normal and even… in short bursts… think normal (I assume) but in my bones I will always be who I am. And when I look towards the people who are what I am, I still don’t get the feeling I’m really allowed to feel like one of them.

They Manipulate us with Psychology: What Cats, Pimps, and Warlords Teach Us About Power

This isn’t satire, it’s a survival manual dressed in metaphor. Manipulation isn’t evil by default, but if it’s misunderstood, we are vulnerable to being played. By educating ourselves on these things we can avoid the pain of being blindsided by them. On the spectrum, we pay close attention to people, trying to learn how they work. Sometimes this studying of humans leads us to unpleasant knowledge we didn’t originally set out to find. Today I decided to write about manipulation. This isn’t a guide for wannabe cult leaders. It’s a breakdown of how power works in the real world, stripped of polite lies. Manipulation happens everywhere: in families, friend groups, offices, schools. Most of us do it without even knowing, or worse, get eaten alive by people who do it better. This post isn’t glorifying abuse. It’s exposing patterns. The cat, the pimp, the warlord are metaphors for influence, control, and survival. You can learn from them without becoming the villain. A...

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