My language is not about designing words or even visual symbols for people to interpret. It’s about been in a constant conversation with every aspect of my environment. […] Ironically, the way that I move when responding to everything around me is described as “been in a world of my own”, whereas if I interact with a much more limited set of responses and only react to a much more limited part of my surroundings, people claim that I am “opening up to the true interaction with the world”. They judge my existence, awareness, and personhood on which of a tiny and limited part of the world I appear to be reacting to. (Amanda Baggs)
In my language
