The story behind our NPR story on love, relationships and autism — how it came to be and what one can learn from the experience of being documented in personal day-to-day life.
Subscribe via RSS
Tag Archives: dating
Behind the Scenes of Our Interview for NPR Intern Edition
Posted in Potpourri, Sex & Love in the Media
Also tagged autism, cohabitation, film, interview, love, relationships, romance, Stephen Shore
3 Responses
A Brief Overview of ASD Dating Sites
Believe it or not, there are ASD dating sites. Since the concept is relatively new, they remain limited and almost unknown, but may hold potential if popularity increases. Here is a very brief overview of what to expect when looking for love online through an ASD specialized dating site.
Posted in Sex & Technology
Also tagged ASD, compatability, love, sites, social networking
2 Responses
The scientific analysis of a romantic scene
Traditional scenes for romance — walking on the beach, looking out on the lake, watching the stars, or watching a movie from a living room couch — is all about “enjoying the moment”, right? So why do some individuals replace these “moments” with discussions on scientific analysis, historical facts, and other unromantic topics?
Posted in Relationships & Dating
Also tagged affection, arousal, intimacy, romance, scripts, small talk, special interests
Leave a comment
9 Things You Must Include in Sexuality Education for Individuals with ASD
One Photograph to Break My Silence: A Heart-to-Heart Conversation on Autism and Sexual Abuse
Reflecting on My Sibling Perspective Interview for TPGA and a Birthday Message to my Brother
Behind the Scenes of Our Interview for NPR Intern Edition
Disability and Sexual Rights 101: Slide Show and Overview