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🌈💜✨ Autistic woman navigating life one day at a time 🍷

Real stories • Honest conversations • Small wins • Big feelings 💖🌷

Spreading autism awareness 🧩, embracing authenticity ✨, and creating a space where everyone feels seen and valued 🌈💜🥂

07/09/2026

✨🥂 AUTISTIC GIRL MEETUP AT THE NEW CLUB EDINBURGH! 🥂Prosecco, puzzles and a private terrace✨

Hi! I’m Kat and I’m autistic. 💕 I’m so excited to invite you to something a little bit special…

Join me for a relaxed and sociable evening for autistic women at The New Club Edinburgh, with its beautiful private terrace and stunning views across the city. 🏰🌿✨

🥂 Complimentary Prosecco on arrival
🌿 Exclusive private terrace
🏰 Beautiful Edinburgh views
🍸 Private bar
🎲 Board games & puzzles
❓ Mini quizzes
💕 Come alone or bring a female friend or family member

✨ The New Club is one of Scotland’s most esteemed private members’ clubs. ✨

And most importantly — there’s no pressure to socialise or participate. 💗

You can chat, meet new people, play a game, enjoy a puzzle, sit quietly on the terrace or simply take some time for yourself. 🌸

Come exactly as you are and enjoy the evening your way, at your own pace. 💕

🕰️ 7:00pm–9:00pm Friday 9th October
You’re welcome to leave whenever you wish.

👗 COCKTAIL CHIC
As The New Club is a private members’ club, Club dress rules apply.

💕 AGES 18+
Young women aged 16–18 are also very welcome with a designated adult.

🥂🎲 Prosecco, puzzles, games, conversation and incredible Edinburgh views — all in a relaxed, welcoming environment.

Whether you arrive with friends or come along on your own, you’ll be very welcome. 💕

🎟️ Tickets are available through Eventbrite:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/prosecco-meetup-by-autistic-girl-at-the-new-club-edinburgh-tickets-1999936958279?aff=oddtdtcreator

Please share with any autistic women who might love this! 💗✨

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01/09/2026

A few weeks ago I started meal prepping, and honestly, my autistic brain absolutely loves it. 💕✨

I don't meal prep every single meal because I like to keep things realistic. Instead, I make sure I always have two healthy bowls ready each day. 🥗🍓

As an autistic woman, I find there are already so many decisions to make in a day.

Having healthy food prepared in advance means one less thing to think about. It gives me a sense of routine and calm. 🌸

I've noticed that when I know exactly what's in the fridge, I feel less overwhelmed and more in control of my week.

It's a small thing, but it has made a surprisingly big difference to my wellbeing. 💖

My glass meal prep containers came from Amazon and I love them because I can see exactly what's inside.

There's something very satisfying about opening the fridge and seeing everything neatly organised. ✨🩷

For anyone who is autistic and struggles with executive functioning, planning meals or remembering to eat healthy foods, meal prepping might be worth a try.

You don't need to prepare every meal or become a fitness influencer overnight. Even preparing one or two healthy meals in advance can make life that little bit easier. 🌷

Remember: routines aren't boring. Sometimes they're the gentle support system that helps us thrive. 💕

🌸 Small steps.
🌸 Less stress
🌸 A calmer mind.

To all my autistic girlies: your love of organisation isn't something to hide. It can be one of your greatest strengths. 💖✨

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28/08/2026

🏡💕 Back home with our gorgeous dogs and honestly, I think they deserve employee of the month awards. 🐶🏆

Things my dogs do better than most humans:

🐾 Never judge me for wearing the same comfy outfit three days in a row.

🐾 Listen to my problems without offering completely unhelpful advice.

🐾 Think every snack is exciting.
🐾 Get genuinely excited when I come back from taking the bins out.

🐾 Understand that sometimes sitting quietly together is the perfect social activity.

🐾 Never ask, "Why are you so quiet?" 😂

🐾 Have mastered the art of napping without feeling guilty about it.

🐾 Remind me that a walk and some fresh air can make a difficult day feel a little brighter. 🌳☀️

💖 A little reminder for my fellow autistic women:

You don't need to be the loudest person in the room to be important.
You don't need to have everything figured out to be successful.
You don't need to change who you are to deserve friendship, kindness, and happiness.

Sometimes the most wonderful things in life are the simplest: a cosy blanket, a cup of tea, a loyal dog, and people who love you exactly as you are. 🫖🐶💕

As the saying goes:

✨ "Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." – Oscar Wilde

Now if you'll excuse me, I have two very important supervisors making sure I don't move from the sofa. 🐶👑🐶😂

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23/08/2026

🌸✨ Clearing Out My Childhood Home… and Finding More Than Just Old Stuff ✨🌸

This week I’ve been helping clear out my childhood home, and honestly… I expected to find old toys, random keepsakes, and enough forgotten hair accessories to open a small Claire’s Accessories. 😂🎀

What I didn’t expect was how many memories would come flooding back.

As an autistic woman who wasn’t diagnosed until adulthood, so many of those memories were tied to feeling different, misunderstood, and wondering why life seemed so much harder for me than it did for everyone else. 💕

Sometimes I would find an old school item and physically feel a sharp pain in my chest as difficult memories came rushing back.

But amongst all of that, I realised something important. 🌷

We can’t change the past. We can’t go back and give our younger selves the understanding and support we needed. But we can choose what we do with those experiences now.

Every challenge, every awkward moment, every time we felt like we didn’t fit in can become something valuable if it helps another autistic girl feel less alone. 💖

Life is so short. It flies by faster than we realise. 🦋

Holding onto hurt only makes the suitcase heavier, and I think it's okay to unpack some of that baggage and leave it behind. ✨

To every autistic woman reading this: your story matters, your younger self deserved kindness, and your future does not have to be defined by your past. 🌸💕

And if you happen to find an embarrassing school photo while clearing out your childhood home... just remember that destroying evidence is sometimes self-care. 😂📸💅

Or better yet, flatten it with a tractor like we did 😂

💖🎀🦋

15/08/2026

Me when I spot another autistic woman in the wild:

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"Is she autistic?"

*5 seconds later*

"Yep. She definitely is."

✨ *autistic girl telepathy activated* ✨

13/08/2026

Today I went on the radio to talk about what it's like being autistic. 🎙️💖

I'll be honest—sometimes being autistic is hard. There are days when the world feels too loud, too busy, and too overwhelming. There are times when I wish things came as easily to me as they seem to for everyone else.

But today reminded me of something important: our voices matter.

Every time one of us speaks openly about being autistic, we help another autistic woman feel a little less alone. 💕

If you're struggling today, please remember that you are valued, you are important, and you deserve to take up space in this world exactly as you are.

There are so many of us out there—autistic women navigating life, supporting each other, and proving every day that we belong. ✨

So here's your reminder from one autistic woman to another: keep being yourself. The world needs your kindness, your creativity, your honesty, and your unique way of seeing things. 🌸

How has being autistic made you stronger? 💖

12/08/2026

✈️💕 WHO WANTS TO COME TO COPENHAGEN WITH ME?! 👱🏻‍♀️✨

Okay girls… I have an EXTREME DAY TRIP TO COPENHAGEN planned and I thought… why not invite some of my fellow autistic girls?! 💕✈️

The best part? You don't have to spend the whole day with me! 😂💗

You can join me on the flight, do your own Copenhagen adventure at your own pace, and then we can all meet back up at the airport afterwards before flying home! 🥰✈️

Perfect for autistic women who want to travel but find the idea of doing a whole group trip a bit overwhelming. 💕🧠✨

You can have your own little solo girl adventure while knowing there are other autistic girls nearby! 👭🏻💕

✈️ OUR FLIGHTS

10 SEPTEMBER

✈️ 07:50 — Edinburgh → Copenhagen
🛫 Ryanair FR6924
🇩🇰 10:45 — Arrive Copenhagen

💕✨We'll get the Metro straight from Copenhagen Airport into the city 🚇✨

Then… GO HAVE YOUR ADVENTURE! 👱🏻‍♀️💕

Ideas for your own Copenhagen day could include:

🌈 Wander the colourful streets of Nyhavn
🪖 Explore the War Museum Gardens
⛪ Visit a beautiful, peaceful church
👑 Wander through Palace Gardens
🎨 Have some fun at IKONO
🧜🏻‍♀️ Go and see the historic hotels
☕ Find a cute café
🥐 Get pastries
🛍️ Browse the shops
📸 Take ALL the pretty photos
💗 And generally have the most fabulous little Copenhagen adventure!

And obviously… FOOD because travelling is exhausting and we need FUEL. 😂🍟💕

Then we'll meet back up at Copenhagen Airport before heading home:

🌙 23:20 — Copenhagen → Edinburgh
✈️ Ryanair FR2675
🇬🇧 00:20 — Edinburgh

💕 THE AUTISTIC GIRL WAY OF TRAVELLING

There is NO pressure to socialise all day. 🥰

You can:

🎧 Put your headphones on
🚶‍♀️ Wander around by yourself
☕ Sit in a café for an hour
📸 Take photos
🛍️ Go shopping
🏛️ Explore museums
🌳 Find somewhere quiet
💗 Completely disappear into Copenhagen and enjoy your own adventure!

We'll simply fly together → have our own adventures → meet back at the airport → fly home together. ✈️💕

It's basically solo travel… but with a safety net of autistic girls. 🥹💗

So…

👱🏻‍♀️💕 WHO'S COMING TO COPENHAGEN WITH ME?! ✈️✨

You get the freedom of your own solo day… with the comfort of knowing you're travelling alongside other autistic women. 🥹✈️💕

And if you're an autistic woman who has always wanted to travel but thought “I couldn't possibly do that on my own”…

Maybe this is your sign. 💕

What do you need to do?

Book your flights and ✨Comment/message me if you're tempted! 💕✨

12/08/2026

✨ A Little Solo Adventure to Dunbar ✨

Today I finally did something I've been talking about doing for ages – I took myself on a day trip to Dunbar! 💕

I caught the X7 from Meadowbank House and, thanks to my National Entitlement Card, the journey was completely free. The trip takes around 1 hour and 29 minutes, but honestly it didn't feel anywhere near that long. I had my headphones on and spent the journey listening to audiobooks.

Although I only have an autism diagnosis, I am increasingly convinced there might be a little ADHD in there too because I changed audiobooks about five times and listened to most of them at double speed! 😂📚🎧

When I arrived, I was amazed by how beautiful Dunbar Harbour was. The weather was glorious – bright sunshine, blue skies and sparkling water.

For a moment I genuinely felt as though I was standing in a little harbour in Croatia rather than East Lothian! ☀️🌊

A few fun facts about Dunbar:

🌟 Dunbar is known as "Sunny Dunny" because it is one of the sunniest places in Scotland.

🌟 It was the birthplace of famous conservationist John Muir, whose work helped create America's National Parks.

🌟 The town has a history stretching back over 1,000 years.

🌟 The harbour dates back centuries and remains one of the town's most beautiful landmarks.

After exploring, I caught the X7 home from the bus stop right outside Hector's Pizza. 🍕🚌

An extra bonus is that the same stop is served by buses coming from Berwick-upon-Tweed, which means that's another adventure I can do using my National Entitlement Card.

The funny thing is that I've wanted to explore Scotland using my bus pass for years. I would get excited, plan a trip, pack everything the night before, and then when the day arrived I would lose my nerve and stay at home.

Today I didn't.

I pushed through the anxiety, got on the bus, and had a wonderful day.

As autistic people, it can sometimes feel safer to stay inside where everything is familiar and predictable. But Scotland is full of incredible places waiting to be discovered, and sometimes the hardest part of the adventure is simply stepping out of the front door.

I'm so glad I did. 💖

Have you ever visited Dunbar?

And if you have a National Entitlement Card, where should my next adventure be? ✨🚌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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