Thank you Zac Mod , I wasn't sure if I should continue taking space for my lego comics, I thought maybe it's inappropriate in the forum for autistic people, but I can see actually many people here write posts not related to autism, but special interest or other things. It's also a chance for me to find someone with similar interests (maybe).
Thank you Zac Mod , I wasn't sure if I should continue taking space for my lego comics, I thought maybe it's inappropriate in the forum for autistic people, but I can see actually many people here write posts not related to autism, but special interest or other things. It's also a chance for me to find someone with similar interests (maybe).
I wasn't sure if I should continue taking space for my lego comics, I thought maybe it's inappropriate
Absolutely continue! Your fascinating scenarios are not only interesting but excellent stress relief, a way of learning and good entertainment. Look at the large number of members who read but rarely or never post -perhaps they perceive threads as entertainment, to get away from a confusing/ stressful world, to feel part of a group without the stress of physical attendance and a way to learn new things.
As an example, I often read but don't comment on posts if overstressed, overwhelmed or busy sorting something out - it doesn't mean I don't value and enjoy your creative scenarios.
I do hope you keep making them, they are a fun diversion, very entertaining as your main characters are openly autistic and so much information in them to make them a really valuable resource!
