Yeah. Today, in fact, I'm meeting the manager of the agency. It's not a company that deals with autism, but it might be beneficiary to have the support just the same. Well, I hope so anyway.

After all the crap I've had to deal with over the past several years, I could use a breather. However, it sucks having to pay for the support myself, as it's rather expensive. It's like £16 an hour. So I'm not going to be able to have support for meaningless shifts anymore. Social services could finance the support to an extent, but let's not kid ourselves here: Social workers are known to be rats, and so why should anybody be daft enough to trust them?

My sister has a lot of ongoing health issues, so she cannot always help me. We were working on a film last month. I'm still very keen to do more film work and get my own flat. In fact, I applied to be in a major period drama with Margot Robbie. They wanted the male extras to grow thick beards, and I started growing one. Nobody got back to me. In a few weeks, I'm meant to be working on a short film, which I pledged money to. I'm hoping this will be a fresh start.