autfic by autistics
fics written (or other types of art) by autistic folk that feature one or more autistic character(s). fics do not have to be about autism.
(Open, Moderated)
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mind meld and me: some random autistic bullshit by This_world_of_beautiful_monsters
Fandoms: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - All Media Types, Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Cartoon 2018), Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TV 2012)
10 Jul 2022
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TLDR: ROTTMNT’s “Mind Meld” disturbs me because it uses science, however painless, to “fix” people with neurodivergent tendencies, and this reminds me of both my own experiences and the dangers of ableist misrepresentation.
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Just John helping his friend out when Sherlock gets insulted. Based on the books, but set in the modern day.
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Lessons in Friendship 7 – Needing something by TheGracefulBlueCat
Fandoms: Sherlock (TV), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms
15 Oct 2015
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This takes place after TGG, before SiB.
Sherlock acutally gets sick and vehemently refuses to accept it while John finds out things about his friend that explain a lot.Series
- Part 7 of Lessons in Friendship
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Can they just have one journey in which the TARDIS doesn’t malfunction?
Sentence 19: “This is bad, right?”
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- Part 19 of 50 Sentences
- Part 49 of Neurodivergent Doctor
- Part 79 of Autistic Characters
- Part 22 of The Adventures of Susan Sullivan-Smith
- Part 25 of Four/Sarah/Harry
- Part 26 of Polyamory Fics
- Part 57 of Tumblr Prompt Fills (2017)
- Part 28 of ADHD Characters
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Murray likes routines.
[Prompt 19: Routine]
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- Part 22 of Autism Acceptance Month
- Part 140 of Autistic Characters
- Part 105 of Tumblr Prompt Fills (2018)
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Near, emotions, and the disconnect between.
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They kept talking about him like that, like the boy wasn’t all the way human. He wondered how they would talk about him if they knew. If his ‘functioning level’ (god he hated that ridiculous concept) made him worthy of being treated like a person, or if the disability in and of itself would render him subpar in their eyes. But none of that mattered really because they weren’t just talking about this boy, they were talking about him, and about all of them and he refused to sit there and listen to it any longer.
Chase stood up.
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In which the author is horrified by the handling of an autistic character, the thoughts 'someone should have said something' and 'what if autistic!Chase' collide, and the author has Personal Feelings about the subject matter.