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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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Alone, Not Lonely: The Case for Solitude in a Social World
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  • connection
  • solitude

Alone, Not Lonely: The Case for Solitude in a Social World

  • Rae Elise
  • June 15, 2024
Growing up, I spent a lot of time hearing phrases like, “Don’t be such a…
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The Spoon Theory and Autism: Why Energy Management Is Crucial
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  • autism
  • burnout

The Spoon Theory and Autism: Why Energy Management Is Crucial

  • Rae Elise
  • May 26, 2024
I first came across The Spoon Theory when I was spiraling into yet another burnout.…
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Sensory Hangovers Are a Thing, and Here’s How I Survive Them
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  • autism
  • burnout

Sensory Hangovers Are a Thing, and Here’s How I Survive Them

  • Rae Elise
  • May 17, 2024
Picture this: You’ve just spent an evening at a crowded party. The music was loud,…
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Networking Events Are Just Sensory Overload in Fancy Clothes
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  • burnout
  • connection

Networking Events Are Just Sensory Overload in Fancy Clothes

  • Rae Elise
  • April 28, 2024
I can count on one hand the number of networking events I’ve attended without leaving…
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Villain Era: Why Everyone Wants to Be the Bad Guy (And What It Really Means)
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  • culture
  • lifestyle

Villain Era: Why Everyone Wants to Be the Bad Guy (And What It Really Means)

  • Rae Elise
  • April 19, 2024
Somewhere between Girlboss and Main Character Energy, the internet birthed a new persona: the unapologetic,…
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“You’re Obsessed with Autism”: Why I Won’t Stop Talking About It
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  • autism
  • confessions

“You’re Obsessed with Autism”: Why I Won’t Stop Talking About It

  • Rae Elise
  • April 10, 2024
“You talk about autism all the time.” “You never used to mention this stuff before.”…
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Autistic Confessions: Why I Feel Like an Impostor at Work (And What You Don’t See)
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  • career
  • masking
  • work

Autistic Confessions: Why I Feel Like an Impostor at Work (And What You Don’t See)

  • Rae Elise
  • March 29, 2024
Work is supposed to be about doing your job, right? Show up, complete your tasks,…
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Autism Myths I’ve Had to Debunk (Yes, I Like Eye Contact Sometimes)
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  • aesthetic
  • autism

Autism Myths I’ve Had to Debunk (Yes, I Like Eye Contact Sometimes)

  • Rae Elise
  • March 24, 2024
The first time someone told me, “But you don’t look autistic,” I didn’t know whether…
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Autistic Confessions: Why I Can’t Do Small Talk (And What I Wish You Knew)
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  • connection
  • friendship

Autistic Confessions: Why I Can’t Do Small Talk (And What I Wish You Knew)

  • Rae Elise
  • March 8, 2024
Small talk is like being trapped in a never-ending play where I forgot to learn…
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Why Self-Care for Autistics Looks Different (and That’s Okay)
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  • autism
  • burnout
  • treatment

Why Self-Care for Autistics Looks Different (and That’s Okay)

  • Rae Elise
  • March 4, 2024
Self-care has become a buzzword, plastered across Instagram in pastel fonts with pictures of bubble…
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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

  • Some more experimental modern poetry on creative living in the AI apocalypse
  • The Day the AI Changed: On Grieving What 4o Meant to Us
  • The Year Without NaNoWriMo: Why Neurodivergent Writers Are Struggling Without It
  • Autistic Characters in Anime: Representation, Speculation, and Relatability
  • Is There a Test for Autism? What Are the Signs, and How Do You Get Diagnosed?

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  • Some more experimental modern poetry on creative living in the AI apocalypse
  • The Day the AI Changed: On Grieving What 4o Meant to Us
  • The Year Without NaNoWriMo: Why Neurodivergent Writers Are Struggling Without It
  • Autistic Characters in Anime: Representation, Speculation, and Relatability
  • Is There a Test for Autism? What Are the Signs, and How Do You Get Diagnosed?

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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.

  • Some more experimental modern poetry on creative living in the AI apocalypse
  • The Day the AI Changed: On Grieving What 4o Meant to Us
  • The Year Without NaNoWriMo: Why Neurodivergent Writers Are Struggling Without It
  • Autistic Characters in Anime: Representation, Speculation, and Relatability
  • Is There a Test for Autism? What Are the Signs, and How Do You Get Diagnosed?

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