The great irony of writing “a survival guide” and then dying of the strain is not lost on me.

This is a book of how to “fake it”… not about how the Aspie organically relates. ( Although I am sure you will get a sense of it from the things we do not take for granted- and have to “fake”).

There really is an ettiquite for Aspies, and for me it starts with an overwhelming desire for a just world where my contribution is recognised. A world where it doesn’t matter how I dress or that I talk to myself, or that I don’t do eye contact. It is a world where people are respected for their principles and their say:do ratio ( how authentic and honest they are).

One aspies mad rantings….

Please let’s not be fakes or our strengths will be nullified- if not our lives.

:) SueZ