I am passionate about spreading awareness, kindness, happiness, and world peace.
I want to do this by writing books (education/non-fiction) about topics that pertain to me/have affected me.
I want to do this by writing books (education/non-fiction) about topics that pertain to me/have affected me.
I love to write. I find it very comforting and cathartic. I do not want to go into all of them, since some of them are controversial or considered eccentric by outsiders and I don't want to cross any lines or worry about any arguments starting, so I will only go over a few books I plan to write ^^
Autism Spectrum Disorder (will also cover other mental/neurodivergent disorders like ADHD)
As some of you know, I am on the autism spectrum/I have ASD. I do not know where specifically I am on the spectrum, but I feel like Asperger's is probably what I have. And for the longest time, I never thought about the possibility of having ADHD, but this past year, I started to think more and more that I could in fact have it. I starting realizing that a lot of my behavior corresponds to a lot of symptoms of ADHD. I think the hardest thing about living with this ASD and possibly ADHD is that people can be ignorant and insensitive about it. I also feel like ASD can be misunderstood even by people who themselves have it; they don't understand that ASD is very broad and that it can vary greatly from person to person. Different people struggle with ASD differently. It is by no means a cure-all solution, but if people where more understood and knew how to accommodate to us better, it would make a world of difference. I know books about developmental disorders already exist, but this one will be from my point of view and will cover topics that a lot of people still don't take into consideration.
Mental Health and Happiness
Thankfully, I never really struggled with mental illnesses (I wouldn't really consider ASD or ADHD illnesses), but I know a lot of people do...and I know how greatly it can affect a person...and I know that it can be a struggle for these people to manage their mental health. Some people who are going through hard times (be it mental health or because of other problems) tend to project/take it out on others. This is the position I feel like most of us (if not all) have been in, myself included (not the one doing it, I mean the one having it done onto us). I know I cannot cure people of their mental disorders, but I would love to help give people tips on how to manage it, and help them to alleviate it.
I am so grateful that I have good mental health. Sure, having ASD and possibly ADHD can affect it to some extent (like getting anxious easily and getting unpleasant thoughts), but I know things could be way worse.
The School System
I graduated seven years ago (June 2016), but my opinion on the school system has not changed. I feel like kids learn a lot of useless stuff in school, while they could be learning about stuff that will prepare them for the real world. Now only that, but schools assume that every child learns the same way, when we all know that is not true. I am also against giving out homework (unless it optional/extra credit, making up work you missed, studying, etc.)
I also feel like people overlook the fact that people have a hard time paying attention (especially if they have ADHD) to a topic that will not pertain to them in the long run.
I think school should be structured around the following things: What we are interesting it, what we need to know when living in the real world, and classes that pertain to dream jobs we have.
Having all these classes that don't pertain to students can/will lead to apathy, poor grades, and inattentiveness.
Life Tips
This will not cover a special topic, rather it will cover a broad range of topics and just give little tips and reminders like "It takes less energy to be kind than it does to be mean", "age is just a number", "we are all emotionally wired differently", "life is easier when you mind your own business", etc.
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