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I recently watched a documentary on YouTube called 'The Life Autistic' and felt compelled to share it here. It's one of those rare pieces of media that delves into the lives of autistic individuals. Watching it, I found myself surprisingly moved. Hearing others articulate feelings and challenges that I thought were unique to me was a powerful experience. It made me feel seen and understood in a way that not much media does. If you're looking for something that respects and represents our lived e

One of the most powerful ways to build understanding, both within our community and beyond, is through storytelling. Movies can be hit or miss when it comes to portraying autism, but some films have genuinely tried to capture our experiences, challenges, and strengths in thoughtful, sometimes beautiful ways. I put together this list of 10 films that explore autism from different angles: documentaries, dramas, love stories, and classic representations. Some are great for personal connection. Othe

What do you think about "Love on the Spectrum" (Netflix)? It’s about people with autism dating and finding love. I haven’t seen it yet—curious what you all think! Is it worth watching? This is the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kX-QbcXyZug