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bruh :
reasons why it is indeed a spectrum. i have very good social skills for someone who is autistic and i also have ADD. however i do get very exhausted
2026-04-09 13:31:16
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hhhjjjanansjsjsj :
I relate so much, especially the cognitive understanding but my facial expressions not mirroring. I often get told at work “it was a joke you know” because my face is completely flat and im deciphering if it was a jab or a harmless joke and how to respond😭
2026-04-09 03:35:47
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Justice :
Yeah this is very interesting! I especially understand the emotional flatlining. I’m not very easily excitable, so often times I fake my happiness to make others more comfortable, but I find it hard to care about remotely anything that I don’t deeply care about. I also have extreme hyper empathy and struggle with rsd. I don’t have a mean bone in my body, it’s so difficult for me to be deliberately rude and unfair to someone. My emotions can be so intense that they spark a physical reaction in my body. My heart aches when my justice sensitivity is triggered, when I get sad my head feels heavier and “fuller”, but when I’m happy i feel lighter. Like I’m floating on air. I’m just a yearning human being at heart which sucks sometimes tbh lol. Goes to show that ASD and ADHD is most certainly a spectrum.
2026-06-03 22:19:05
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☆ :
Damn this made me realise how autistic I am
2026-04-09 03:28:42
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빛 fya ¹⁴³ ⁵ :
I love the last sentence "stop trusting stereotypes". It's because of those stereotypes that it took me 2 years to finally stop rejecting the idea I was AuDHD. Every day, I tortured myself because I didn't fit the stereotypes, so I told myself I was too "normal" to be neurodivergent but not "normal" enough to be neurotypical. It also took me a long time to stop being ableist towards my own person. (I still am in some circumstances but I try to be more indulgent with myself)
2026-04-16 00:17:50
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Gabbe 🇸🇪 :
For me the lying comes automatically to protect myself or to avoid uncomfortable situations. It does feel bad sometimes, but it's become such a habit that I don't flinch anymore. Usually I'm a chronic truth teller, and often say more than I should, but that's probably more because I don't have the same social limitations that others do. I think I overcompensate by not talking/overthinking, which makes it difficult to socialize with new people.
2026-04-09 13:20:31
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lydia.deetz ^^ ☆ ♡ :
As a child I was able to play and interact with my peers, and I didn't really have any problems with making friends. But I still do remember that I literally didn't do homework because nobody reminded me and I didn't even know there was homework until my teacher got mad at me for it when she checked my notebook during kindergarten 😭😭😭
2026-04-25 07:08:23
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⊰⊱ꋖꁲꈵꏹ ꂵꏹ.⊰ ꁲꅐꁲꂖ⊰⊱ :
I really doubt my diagnosis cause the only criteria I 100% agree with is social difficulty. Dont get me wrong, I can read body language, between lines or understand metaphors. I know how poeple fell, they just always decide to dislike me. Im akward, matbe kinda disturbing. I was totally isolated the age of 12 so Ive missed out most important years if socialization. Maybe that is the reasong I get that diagnosis? Cause I really doubt it, I feel like am rather avpd or szpd. But that info wouldnt change a lot if my mind so idgaf
2026-04-09 15:28:01
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LaLuchi33♾️ 🍉 🥐 :
as someone still without any diagnose, thus made me feel VERY seen. I relate to absolutely everything at almost any point
2026-04-09 10:31:46
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Luke :
Posts like these are wonderful to come across because as someone with Autism (Originally diagnosed with Aspergers) then ADHD, its interesting to see how different everyone is with their own strengths and weaknesses.
2026-05-08 09:50:01
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Ariano🕯️ :
Fuck, me too, i got 128 on fluid reasoning, but 69 on working memory, i had conduct disorders as a child, so i relate too much to ur case
2026-05-20 21:08:57
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DAVID :
I have a twin
2026-05-28 17:16:04
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໒꒰ྀིっ˕ -｡꒱ྀི১ :
I wish I knew all I relate to and what I don’t, I know I’m not the typical autistic either. As a child i didn’t engage in pretend-play with others, and throughout my life until now I have have a fear of being perceived which caused me to not engage interaction first with other people. These are pretty autistic, though many on this I relate to and I also suspect adhd. Maybe I should make a post on this too 😭
2026-04-09 08:18:18
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Nyxary :
I relate to almost everything in this vid to an impeccable point! It’s refreshing to see more AuDHD people elaborate on their experiences lately.
2026-04-10 02:44:13
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huso :
i just wanna be diagnosed and live an okay life
2026-06-03 22:35:53
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Zig🦷 :
You have made me feel so seen with this post! This is really similar to how I experience AUDHD as well. I also completely get the sensory stuff too. I constantly positively overstimulate myself like that.
2026-05-30 21:17:08
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farenomos :
I adore and kind of envy the way you write
2026-05-22 02:32:07
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divaaaheehee :
7/13 your neuroplasticity changes throughout your life look at hyperconnective / hypoconnective subtypes (June 2026)
2026-06-02 21:07:23
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hollschpam :
I’m virtually the exact same as you but I do get overstimulated quite easier and developed as a normal kid just had hella sensory issues
2026-04-09 12:10:08
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R🌹 :
I feel so seen!
2026-06-02 12:45:25
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Noah 🍟 :
Not so subjective anymore, we are twinning 😭😁 This post exactly described me just about exactly.
2026-05-18 17:00:09
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sin :
Very interesting
2026-04-28 21:12:28
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silas :p :
my twin
2026-05-15 01:35:34
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Andrea Clavijo :
You are me and I am you. OMG this is crazy accurate to my experience
2026-05-15 03:38:00
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✘⸝⸝ 𝐋𝐮𝐤𝐚𝐬 ⋅⋆┊✦ ⊬ :
I recently got diagnosed with Autism and ADHD along with an anxiety disorder. While i am diagnosed the effects they have on me isnt as high as many others from what I was told. From what I understood its a sort of "Level 1 out of 10" kind of thing. I dont feel at all different towards the fact of being diagnosed and but Im aware I have it and that I can and does affect me in ways that seem normal to me but may not to others. I cant exactly place a finger on the specifics since as stated, many of the ways it might affect me are things i might consider "normal". Though I've heard the term masking alot and I dont know if that has anything to do with my emotional "numbness" or "indifference". Physcially crying is mostly a myth to me unless its emotions strong enough or something I deeply care about. If this "numbness" is a result of masking or not im not entirely sure.
2026-05-21 21:46:55
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