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30 Posts

How are the limits needed for PDA similar to the limits needed on the police?

Autism ACCEPTANCE Month: How is Reforming the Police like Managing PDA?

26 April 2021 — 14 Comments

What causes autistic meltdowns?

Autism ACCEPTANCE Month: The Confusion of Emotions

20 April 2021 — 18 Comments

What if my co-worker or acquaintance is autistic?

A Quickie: Autism ACCEPTANCE Month, 2021

9 April 2021 — 7 Comments

Socially Awkward Social Distance Autism Awareness Month

Socially Awkward Social Distancing: Autism in the Era of #COVID19

1 May 2020 — 8 Comments

What is the role of dopamine in PDA?

Autism, Mesolimbic Dopamine System

Autism Awareness Month, 2019: The Dopamine of Pathological Demand Avoidance

3 April 2019 — 11 Comments

Incels Delusions of Inadequacy

Terrorism, Violence Against Women

Incels’ Delusions of Inadequacy

27 April 2018 — 13 Comments

How does Pathological Demand Avoidance make life hard as an adult?

A Ramble through the Brambles of an Autistic Mind and We Step in PDA

15 April 2018 — 6 Comments

The Roots of White Supremacy in Social Identity Theory

Hate, Racism, Social Identity, Uncategorized

The Roots of White Supremacy Run Deep in White Culture

2 September 2017 — 8 Comments

How does autism relate to predictability?

Autism, ReBlogged

Autism Explained: Simple New Theory Links Confusing Array of Symptoms – PsyBlog

14 June 2017 — 4 Comments

Who is out of the autistic closet?

Abnormal Psychology

Out of the Autistic Closet: the Psy Celebrates Autism Awareness Month

16 April 2017 — 42 Comments

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Thursday 28 August
Winnipeg, Canada

Howdy y'all!

The house and the move has finally settled into a lower level of effort. My time is finally freed from some very urgent difficult tasks like assembling furniture and organizing and tracking deliveries.

Good news, La Petite Fille has been officially admitted to university, and we will be getting her registered for classes. They begin next week! But, major milestone in her life, reached. I couldn't be prouder, happier, or, quite honestly, more relieved.

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