When I was young, I didn’t know I was autistic. I read all the time. I read on the way to school and at break times. I read all day. It was my way of escaping a world I found too difficult to process and cope with. Books were my way of putting up a barrier to cope with the world.

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4 小時內	Silvia Müller silviaki68	I strongly relate! But very interesting is, for me, the older I got, the less I read. I am 50+ And it simply became less important to me, sometimes it was even kind of exhausting! 😳🤔 Funny isn't it.
4 小時內	Samantha New misssamnew	Same. I remember in middle school they had a Bring a Toy to School day - I took a pile of books to read during the play sessions because I knew no one would play with me and anything else I took would just be broken. It didn’t bother me at the time cos I was happiest reading, but looking back post-diagnosis, it explains a lot, yes, but makes me a little sad for child me
18 小時內	Kristina Campbell Mattson kristina_campbell_mattson	My mom would ground me from my books as punishment as grounding me to a room full of books was heaven.
19 小時內	Jean Campbell jeancampbell_medium17	Me too. Huge reader. I was also very into sports as socializing with boys was easier than with most girls.