Schreiter demonstrates how differently autistic individuals perceive the world compared to non-autistic people, particularly in terms of sensory stimuli, social interactions, and routines. This perspective challenges readers to question their own perceptual habits.

The book authentically portrays the difficulties autistic people face in daily life and social relationships, emphasizing the desire for acceptance and understanding while highlighting the importance of embracing one's uniqueness.

Despite the challenges, Schreiter approaches life with humor, using self-irony and amusing anecdotes to lighten the subject matter and demonstrate how laughter can be liberating even in difficult situations.