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Author: Rae Elise

I'm Elise, an autistic advocate, writer, and perpetual overthinker. Writing is my therapy and my rebellion. I live in a cozy corner of the world with a collection of fidget toys and a love for midnight snacks. Sharing my story is my way of connecting with others and breaking down stereotypes, all while staying tucked safely behind my pseudonym. I hope you’ll find comfort, humor, and maybe a little bit of yourself in these pages. - Elise R. (Pen name: Elise Rae)
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Is There a Test for Autism? What Are the Signs, and How Do You Get Diagnosed?
7 min 0
  • autism
  • science

Is There a Test for Autism? What Are the Signs, and How Do You Get Diagnosed?

  • Rae Elise
  • January 7, 2025
If you’ve ever googled “Am I autistic?” at 3 a.m. after spiraling into yet another…
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Idioms About Being Different: A Polite Warning or a Subtle Criticism?
6 min 0
  • autism
  • representation

Idioms About Being Different: A Polite Warning or a Subtle Criticism?

  • Rae Elise
  • January 7, 2025
We’ve all heard the idioms: dance like no one is watching, march to the beat…
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The Ghost in the Machine: Autism, AI, and What It Means to Be Human
7 min 0
  • autism
  • culture
  • identity

The Ghost in the Machine: Autism, AI, and What It Means to Be Human

  • Rae Elise
  • January 6, 2025
There’s a line I keep coming back to from Alan Turing—the father of modern computing—who…
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Poems from a Quiet Mind: Through the Static (A Collection of Neurodivergent Verse)
25 min 0
  • autism
  • creativity

Poems from a Quiet Mind: Through the Static (A Collection of Neurodivergent Verse)

  • Rae Elise
  • January 6, 2025
So yeah… I write poems sometimes. 🖤 I’ve never really shared them before, apart from…
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Autism Isn’t One Thing: What It Feels Like to Be on the Spectrum
6 min 0
  • autism
  • spectrum

Autism Isn’t One Thing: What It Feels Like to Be on the Spectrum

  • Rae Elise
  • January 1, 2025
Autism is not a singular experience. It’s not a specific trait or behavior you can…
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Secret Famous Autists from History: Speculations, Stories, and Evidence
5 min 0
  • autism
  • culture

Secret Famous Autists from History: Speculations, Stories, and Evidence

  • Rae Elise
  • December 29, 2024
Autism was described clinically in the 20th century, but people have always had different ways…
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“Rotting in Bed”: The Art of Doing Nothing and Why It’s Finally Okay
5 min 0
  • burnout
  • culture

“Rotting in Bed”: The Art of Doing Nothing and Why It’s Finally Okay

  • Rae Elise
  • December 23, 2024
“Rotting in bed”—a phrase that sounds dramatic, maybe even a little morbid, but one that’s…
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I’m Not Disabled By Autism; I’m Disabled By Unaccommodating People
3 min 0
  • autism
  • burnout
  • culture
  • friendship

I’m Not Disabled By Autism; I’m Disabled By Unaccommodating People

  • Rae Elise
  • December 19, 2024
I’ve lost count of how many times people have told me, “You don’t seem disabled.”…
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Why Some People on Reddit Call Themselves “Autists” (and How It Makes Me Feel)
6 min 0
  • culture
  • identity

Why Some People on Reddit Call Themselves “Autists” (and How It Makes Me Feel)

  • Rae Elise
  • December 5, 2024
If you’ve ever waded into the chaotic, meme-filled sea of Reddit’s Wall Street Bets (WSB),…
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The Genius Autist Trope: A Blessing or a Burden in TV and Film?
6 min 0
  • autism
  • culture

The Genius Autist Trope: A Blessing or a Burden in TV and Film?

  • Rae Elise
  • November 30, 2024
Autistic characters in media are often cast as the misunderstood geniuses: the chess prodigy who…
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About Myself

Elise R

Elise R

perpetual overthinker

Writing is my therapy and my rebellion. I live in a cozy corner of the world with a collection of fidget toys and a love for midnight snacks. I hope you’ll find comfort, humor, and maybe a little bit of yourself in these pages.

Recent Posts

  • AuDHD: What the Autism and ADHD Overlap Numbers Really Say
  • Autistic Burnout vs Depression: How They Differ and What the Research Says
  • What Is Autistic Masking? Examples, Costs and What the Research Says
  • Psilocybin and the Neurodivergent Brain: What the Research Actually Says About Mushrooms for ADHD and Autism
  • Autistic Burnout Recovery When You Still Have to Work

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  • AuDHD: What the Autism and ADHD Overlap Numbers Really Say
  • Autistic Burnout vs Depression: How They Differ and What the Research Says
  • What Is Autistic Masking? Examples, Costs and What the Research Says
  • Psilocybin and the Neurodivergent Brain: What the Research Actually Says About Mushrooms for ADHD and Autism
  • Autistic Burnout Recovery When You Still Have to Work

Anonymously Autistic

Notes from the void of my unreliable being... about the meaning and purpose of reality and shit like that. Also some poetry, but whatever. Ruthless autism advocate who can sometimes mask as neurotypical... until my next meltdown but we won't talk about that.

  • AuDHD: What the Autism and ADHD Overlap Numbers Really Say
  • Autistic Burnout vs Depression: How They Differ and What the Research Says
  • What Is Autistic Masking? Examples, Costs and What the Research Says
  • Psilocybin and the Neurodivergent Brain: What the Research Actually Says About Mushrooms for ADHD and Autism
  • Autistic Burnout Recovery When You Still Have to Work
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