Kayla Francis > Quotes

“I always overshare or don’t share enough. There is no in-between, and I still haven’t figured out how to find a good balance there.”
― Kayla Francis, Autistic State of Mind: The chaotic symphony of a late-diagnosed woman's mind

“I suffer from living in a neurotypical world that consistently tries to change, erase, or “cure” me in order to conform to its societal norms.”
― Kayla Francis, Autistic State of Mind: The chaotic symphony of a late-diagnosed woman's mind

“Being alone together” is exactly what it sounds like. Most of the time, I don’t want to be alone, but I also want to be doing my own thing. This type of bonding is when two people do separate things in the same room as one another.”
― Kayla Francis, Autistic State of Mind: The chaotic symphony of a late-diagnosed woman's mind

“One of my biggest triggers whenever I told someone that I thought I was autistic or even after being diagnosed is, “yeah, but you’re so smart.”
― Kayla Francis, Autistic State of Mind: The chaotic symphony of a late-diagnosed woman's mind