Apr 23, 2016
1 Aaron's Musings

Lame plays for Autistic people

I am not much of a theater goer but I can imagine that people who enjoy that sort of thing would like a play about someone who worries about what other people think of them.  People with autism think about that, too, but we can’t dwell on it or we would be depressed all of the time.  I’m so glad that the people that I care about the most love me for who I am.  I can’t imagine living your life always trying to please everyone else.  Shouldn’t we all be more accepting of each other so that everyone feels loved?  I think so.  Maybe I should write a play about autistic people who conquer the world, one kind act at a time.

Aaron.  Playwright extraordinaire.

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Aaron Jepson

I am a 21-year old male who was diagnosed with autism at age 3. I am only partially-verbal and have a very difficult time expressing my thoughts by mouth but I am able to type on an I-Pad. My goal in life is to help other people with disabilities, and to let the rest of the world know that most people with autism are intelligent and capable and can make a great contribution to this world. I am funny, athletic, and most of all, handsome. And I am a fast runner, a cool skier, and a sweet mountain biker.

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    Gayelee says

    May 1, 2016 at 9:02 pm

    Aaron you are handsome and very intelligent. Some of us have degrees and yet we lack what you have. Your goal of helping others to see themselves as you see yourself is a marvelous gift. Your influence is very powerful. Thank you for sharing and reminding us that greatness is wrapped in many packages. Hope to meet up with you one day on the ski slopes ! You will have to slow down for me.😃

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