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Hosted by Autistic Ang · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 347 episodes
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Word vomit from Autistic Ang about being autistic and how finding this out in her late 30s was life-changing.Email: autisticang38@gmail.com If this helped you understand something about yourself, I write Adulthood... with a chance of autism for late-identified autistic adults. You can read and subscribe free at autisticang38.substack.com(Podcast collaboration via Substack essays offered instead of phone/video interview. I have audio processing issues, sorry!)
Autistic Ang hosts Adulthood... with a chance of autism, a society show with 347 episodes published.
Who’s autistic this week on Big Brother, accidentally turning into a section hiker, making a first Substack video, and wondering why a robot gets to decide whether human writing is human. Plus, an important correction: W
Tommy died, which is awful. A hike brought him to mind, Alisha’s heading next door for the weekend, Big Brother contestants won’t stop f'n crying, and unfortunately that Aldi bitch is still employed. Grief, errands, TV c
I branched out, explored some new hiking spots, accidentally went on a three-hour hike from hell, and then—disturbingly—kept trying new trails. *** Email: autisticang38@gmail.com Adult Autism 101: angela-walker-s-school.
In this episode I chat about an encounter I had with another autistic human and what a nice surprise it was. Then I chat about a nasty email I got from someone who didn't like that I referred to the military as a cult an
This week I'm talking about my latest autism radar suspects (including a few familiar faces), the surprisingly freeing decision to cut someone out of my life, an unexpected parking lot conversation after Xena's vet visit
Today I take attendance, shit on the media, acknowledge (totally respectfully, of course) that people keep kicking the bucket, chat about the cat café I went to, and also my prep for my upcoming new-doc appointment. ***
I talk about unmet expectations, poor planning, looking for validation in the wrong place, hitting an emotional breaking point, and the moment I realized I can’t keep putting myself in situations that leave me mentally e
The Aldi villain makes a triumphant return, Freedom 250 gets dragged, I make a presidential prediction, and yet I still find time to pack the house for Bella and plan a much-needed escape. Just another completely normal
Warning: I use the word “excited” so often in this episode that it starts to lose all meaning. By the end, it could just be a bird call. I cover - neighbor diplomacy (including accepting a beverage to keep things normal
In this episode: a missed appointment, a successful wife, an unsuccessful attempt to remain physically clean, and the shocking discovery that children will continue wanting to spend time with you if you're nice to them.
A cat update, an unexpected shoe store experience, some thoughts on evil greedy people, and why putting cat food on my face is becoming a statistically reasonable option. *** Email: autisticang38@gmail.com Book - Welcome
The audacity was fresh, local, and abundant. A spontaneous trip to see the girls, some unexpected shopping, a little road rage, dog-sitting diplomacy, and lingering questions about people who should know better. *** Emai
This week I uncover that apparently you can just rawdog a gynecologist appointment without a witness present, which would’ve been useful information BEFORE the emotional support audience got involved. Alisha continues he
A week of Aldi trips, Dunkin runs, mini golf, dumpster day, homemade lasagna, family mediation, and realizing I somehow crossed the line from Fun Aunt to Trusted Adult without noticing. *** Email: autisticang38@gmail.com
A family emergency brings everyone together, which is beautiful. What’s less beautiful is me realizing that “helping out” now involves double the kids and half the patience. This episode: empathy vs. mild inconvenience.
This won't be for everyone. Someone evil is getting ready to kick the bucket and I'm not sad about it. *** Email: autisticang38@gmail.com Book - Welcome to Yourself: https://a.co/d/8UroSmq Autistic Logic Mini Course:
This week: birthday month, boundary season, and autism turned all the way up. There’s bacon, taxes, trash removal, government rage, inconsistent sleep, and the deep spiritual relief of throwing shit away. *** Email: auti
This week I discuss the dangers of rug medication, having slow thoughts, and retail spaces that feel personal. *** Email: autisticang38@gmail.com Book - Welcome to Yourself: https://a.co/d/8UroSmq Autistic Logic Mini Cou
Me trying to live normally in increasingly stupid conditions. *** Email: autisticang38@gmail.com Book - Welcome to Yourself: https://a.co/d/8UroSmq Autistic Logic Mini Course:
Last night’s embarrassment, this morning’s clarity, and why I’m not showing up for tea next week. *** Email: autisticang38@gmail.com Book - Welcome to Yourself: https://a.co/d/8UroSmq Autistic Logic Mini Course:
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