Autumn Schmidt

Since I was 19 years old I was out on my own and living with roommates. I’ve lived with friends, strangers, family, and partners. I have learned a lot from these experiences and it taught how to respect others and the space we share. I am committed to keeping clean and tidy space, I have no problem doing any chores daily. Constant and healthy communication between one another is what makes or breaks sharing living space. There is no reason to have any tension or resentments if both parties are willing to compromise, find solutions, and work together to make it a drama free home. I have a three year old son who is on the autism spectrum. He is non verbal and has trouble with loud and sudden noises, takes him time to get comfortable with a new surrounding. He loves getting to know others and he will ask you to hold him because he’s a sweetheart. I am looking for a safe space for my son and I. Him and I have been through a lot regarding unsafe living situations and all I want is for him to have a home that he can grow and thrive as well as for myself. I really do pride myself on being someone that can and will respect others boundaries and make sure that they feel appreciated by allowing me into their own home. I’m a very easy going and easy to talk to. I prefer living with others who don’t isolate themselves and wants to chat or spend some time getting to know one another. If you read all of this I appreciate you and I’m happy to be here.