Comments on: Comment Policy

By: April H Carver

April H Carver — Mon, 17 Apr 2017 04:24:54 +0000

I just stumbled across your blog and you are truly an inspiration! I do hope you get a chance to see this comment, I see its been a while since your last posting. I am in the process of being diagnosed with gastroparisis.I am currently overweight and I do feel the burden of questions I get from people about why I can’t loose weight even though I don’t eat much. It was nice to hear you defend us that are overweight and provide information for those who have questions about GI problems. I do not have an account but if you would like to be penpals feel free to email me at [redacted for privacy].

By: Simon Lever

Simon Lever — Sat, 21 Feb 2015 19:52:51 +0000

I just found your explanation of spatial thinking on autism.org. I think I think like you, and I’m really looking forward to reading more of your writing. I just figured out (at 47) that I’m autistic. For obvious reasons, I’ve been hiding it for years, and that has given me a lot of control over my life, though not always with great results.

Anyway, the idea that other people exist who can relate with me in that way is pretty exciting. I’m glad you exist.

Re: the previous commentor: I guess that makes me a neurpie too, but honestly it came pretty close to killing me so I wouldn’t recommend it.

By: Michael McCroskery

Michael McCroskery — Wed, 08 Oct 2014 20:00:06 +0000

You say you have coined the term “aspie supremacy”, well I have coined a term of my own.
“Neurpie”, A neurpie is an aspie who has the capability of acting like an NT/aspie interchangeably and has mostly only positive traits of both subsets.(neur)otypical as(pie)