Welcome to my blog about Autistic Entanglement, where I share stories and experiences about autism, PTSD, mobility, and accessibility, including issues of poverty, family dynamics, and the complexities of socialization. My journey has been shaped by being INFP. I hope to provide insights and helpful suggestions for anyone seeking understanding and connection.
I’ll use stories to delve into topics that touch on the realities of living with autism and its impact on mental health and daily life. I want to highlight the multifaceted nature of these experiences. Each post will reflect my commitment to fostering empathy and positivity, encouraging readers to share their own stories and support one another in this journey.
I finally got diagnosed – by a big mental hospital – with Asperger’s Syndrome (eventually redefined as Autism Spectrum).
I was 47 years old. I had spent my life feeling different, misunderstood in social settings, and rejected.
The diagnosis was a key to unlock my own mysteries.
Quantum entanglement is two or more particles becoming linked. They share the same fate, regardless of distance between them.
Measuring the property of one entangled particle instantly reveals the same property for the other, even if they are light-years apart.
Albert Einstein famously described this as “spooky action at a distance”.
These two concepts come together – simplifying, explaining, and illuminating each other – in family issues, socialization, bullying, trauma, PTSD, solitude, and more.
This intricate web of Autistic Entanglement can create a maze of overwhelming challenges.
I decided to try to share this knowledge, if it might help others.