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Post by Loukas Christodoulou

Autistic authors writing neurotypical characters:

"They were the kind of person who read between the lines without even knowing the lines were there.

A natural smile played on the face of their un-headphoned head, and they functioned executively down the stairs."
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[โ€“] 1 point 6 months ago (2 children)

The only place I routinely encounter stairs recently is the hospital, when I go in for an appointment. A while back, coming down the stairs, I decided my feet were too big for the steps. I do have biggish feet, size 11 1/2 in Freedom Units, but I've never had any issues with stairs before this. Suddenly, looking down at my feet, I decided I needed to twist my feet sideways on the steps to get a good purchase and not fall over, face-first, down the steps. I do wear glasses, but nothing is new about that. I have no idea what happened that day, that made me fear going down the steps.

I have since navigated those same steps, both up and down, without problems. I do, however, avoid looking down at my feet.

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  • [โ€“] 1 point 6 months ago (1 child)

    @DarrinBrunner Whispers "It's called aging. And it's really annoying at times."

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  • [โ€“] 1 point 6 months ago

    @NickEast_IndieWriter @DarrinBrunner To be fair, old people's bones tend to be more brittle, thus a fear of heights and a reduced willingness to take risks made for longer living before the advent of modern medecine and health & safety inspections of diving boards. Still, I want to play Tony Hawks' Pro Skater Gramps Edition where you can hear the knee joints creak.

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