Sensoryprocessingdisorder Truyện

After ten years of being tortured by Hydra, Y/n finally manages to escape. Soon after her best friend, Bucky Barns, finds his way back to her and the two of them go on t...

In the midst of family chaos, Jayn, the middle child, remains unnoticed, her existence fading into the background amidst the whirlwind of activity. Her parents, consumed...

This is a story/poem about a day I had back in 3rd grade in 1998. I am autistic, and had been diagnosed at this time but I had not been told and was not receiving any ai...

Sometimes dark, always written out of anguish of heart, "The Monster in my Closet" is a collection of poems from my journey of depression and self-loathing. Fr...

How the world feels for me

"I have sensory processing disorder. I'm not an invalid." Struggling with a new marriage freshly out of high school Alexander Rossi is trying to find a balance...

This is the life of Angel-Faith Mackenzie Barlowe. A/N the first Chapter is emotional and sad.

This is what sensory overload is like for me. I can't speak for everyone with sensory issues but i decided to write my personal experiences with it. If you want to know...

Uh, just consider this like a blog i guess?

Possible Trigger Warning. Poems and other little things I've written about the world and the people I love and the struggles I've faced. This is basically my diary.

A neurotypical boy called Emmett falls in love with a neurodivergent girl called Ophelia. Neurodivergent definition; differing in mental or neurological function from w...

Hi. My name is Blossom Rivers. I can't talk. This is my diary. I have a plethora of things to go over but I don't have the agile ability to talk, like everyone else d...

Pairing: Morbius x Reader Plot: You have a sensory processing disorder and have difficulty in loud situations (everyone overtalking each other, too many sounds/noise, so...

A series of Owl House one-shots cross-posted on AO3.

This is a book of poems about sensory processing disorder. I hope someone can relate to this, after all, that's the reason I'm writing this! :)

Inside, you will find a little information about what it's like to have something called "Sensory Processing Disorder"

Autism from the perspective of a woman on the spectrum