This is pretty cool. Unfortunately, there's the whole problem that when people on the autism spectrum find success, there are too many stupid people who will say "well then nothing is wrong with you."

It's weird. I am on the autism spectrum and can--and do!--speak in public/on camera/into a microphone effortlessly. It's all the everyday talking where I mumble and look at my feet and avoid dins. Brains make no sense.

It's weird. I am on the autism spectrum and can--and do!--speak in public/on camera/into a microphone effortlessly. It's all the everyday talking where I mumble and look at my feet and avoid dins. Brains make no sense.

Could it be that one-on-one conversations are more engaging than talking to a group? You talk to one person, they are looking at you, focusing on you. A group might seem like a bunch of "distant heads", some sneezing, some yawning, many texting. You're not looking any one person in the eyes, connecting w/ them.

Could it be that one-on-one conversations are more engaging than talking to a group? You talk to one person, they are looking at you, focusing on you. A group might seem like a bunch of "distant heads", some sneezing, some yawning, many texting. You're not looking any one person in the eyes, connecting w/ them.

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Ella Huntley · Greensboro, North Carolina
I don't believe this women is autism I live with autism every day my daugater. People want to all way put something extra in to a persons diagnoses just to make people feel better a bout there child. I don't believe it.

I used to be really bad with that, but for me it was more of a social phobia. I liked addressing audiences, but intimate conversation with people scared the shit out of me so I avoided it for a long time.

I'm glad we finally had the chance to sit down and work things out.

If she wants to be a true representative of Miss America she should gain about 150 pounds.

You made it easy.

You made it easy.

You made it easy.

Remember to lotion up before you give him the hand-andy.

Remember to lotion up before you give him the hand-andy.

/miserable facebook people/

Ella Huntley · Greensboro, North Carolina
I don't believe this women is autism I live with autism every day my daugater. People want to all way put something extra in to a persons diagnoses just to make people feel better a bout there child. I don't believe it.
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To be fair, I don't think that woman is autism either...

I dont believe this man was a gunshot victim. My friends was a gunshot victim and he's dead. This person is not dead. So....Not a gunshot victim

Autism can make you not hot?

That was my thought. Why is there a shout out to someone who had to overcome the difficulty of being born hot in order to achieve success in a field ultimately based on how you look?

That was my thought. Why is there a shout out to someone who had to overcome the difficulty of being born hot in order to achieve success in a field ultimately based on how you look?

Remember to lotion up before you give him the hand-andy.

T-bone's shoutout > JORR's shoutout