Nadia Theron Astrology
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questdjinn :
->"Neurospicey" is a great name<- I'm pretty spicey, myself. Somebody has to complain about everything. Teaching us to not take it seriously. Just keep sharing your perspective on the charts
2026-07-16 16:35:19
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Erin :
I am neurodivergent, and claiming/reclaiming words is deeply personal. Your use of “neurospicy” seems authentic, as does all your content. You have a place at my table. 🧡
2026-07-03 12:09:22
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kamifoster :
Neuro Spicy is the perfect term for you. I have liked astrology my entire life, however, you have opened up astrology for me in ways that are actually helping me understand my life. THANK YOU! Mental health is a daily struggle and has been for most of my life... currently more days than not are dark. Your way of explaining and teaching astrology help shine light on those. Keep being imperfectly perfect you🩷😎✌️
2026-07-03 10:45:49
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🇩🇰EleneAviano :
I like the word Nerospicy 😍 and will use it my self I have ADHD and autism and think nerospicy fists me 😂
2026-08-14 13:25:19
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Chrissy ❤️🔥🎧 :
I absolutely love that you took the time to share your thoughts and feelings on your diagnosis and choices of terminology with such respect and transparency! Thank you. I’m a 53 yr old who was diagnosed last September. I’m also a support worker (polarity seems to be a big them in my chart but I’m still learning—very much a novice). It’s been a long ride for me and so much of what you described resonates with me. I refer to myself as neurospicy or spicy for basically the same reasons as you do. So! Big ol nuerospicy Leo huuuggss coming atcha! 💘✨
2026-07-03 11:04:42
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𝕶𝖆𝖗𝖑𝖆’𝖘 𝕸𝖔𝖓𝖘𝖙𝖊𝖗𝖘 :
I love using this term to self-describe, I’m a late diagnosed mum to two nd teenagers who also use the term. In my case it shows the accepting / constructive approach to my neurodiversity. It doesn’t negate the challenges, it just places the focus on how I deal with them and not how I let me be defeated by them.
2026-07-03 09:39:38
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ElReydeLosChangos :
Hi Nadia, I want to say I sincerely appreciate you getting on here to be vulnerable, in an instance where you didnt even have to respond; it takes a lot and it is commendable. As someone who struggled with AuDHD his whole life feeling isolated even in a group of loving friends, not being able to understand how everyone else was able to communicate with each other so fluently and I could only seem to talk about specific interests and unable to fully socialize until I learned how to mask at 18, and not being diagnosed until I was in my mid 30s, I feel the term Neurospicy (which I have learned from your videos), is very empowering and has even been helpful. I grew up in a Latino household and well in our culture you dont go to the doctor or "shrink", because it will be like a self fulfilling prophecy of there being something wrong. So when I finally got a diagnosis after dealing with years of depression, confusion and deep feelings of isolation, I told my friends and family. For some it made sense, for others the response was: "Dude, there is no way. Dont say that. There is nothing wrong with you.", that kind of stigma. So when a good friend of mine who had that reaction to me, later felt in a way devastated that their child was suggested, by the school nurse, to be tested, I told him, "Hey, there is nothing wrong with being a bit Neurospicy, just look at me". They over the past few months have been using the term and they have been using their social media platform to bring awareness to their own followers about loving and caring for people like us, who are on the spectrum. So, what I am trying to say here is, you keep being spicy my friend 🧡
2026-07-03 14:29:30
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Eveline Dorresteijn :
Thank you for sharing and opening up to us about a more vulnerable part of your life 💛. I've also been struggling for a long time and with some help from TikTok got my ADHD diagnosis as well in 2021. I still don't think I'm there yet (very susceptible to other people's opinions versus what I feel is best for me), but I do accept that my brain works a bit differently. And the term neurospicy works perfect for that in my opinion, because I did have the luxury of being able to function to a certain point without any help or medication.
2026-07-03 11:13:17
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Amanda Boyd :
Darling you do not have to explain why you identify as neuro spicy and are always encouraged to share why you may because this is your channel and it’s clear to your people, those of us you reach that you’re an individual. That’s the idea behind working with astrology. We get to individuate and identify, observe our differences and appreciate them. That’s the spice of life and you’re neuro spicy. We could only all hope to communicate it as gracefully as you are
2026-07-04 05:23:38
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Christina :
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings. I can relate with your experience
2026-07-03 11:32:59
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CuriouslyCora :
ADHD late diagnosis, chronic over-functioning, eldest daughter, now mother here! I also very much identify as “neuro spicy”! 🥰
2026-07-04 03:08:41
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Katie Clifford :
I prefer neurosparkley! I have a badge with it on!
2026-07-03 21:48:53
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Jenna | creative wellness 🌀 :
Neurospicy is not a word I use to identify myself (I am neurodivergent) but I respect everyone choosing which titles work best for them 💖
2026-07-03 15:48:00
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marcal34🇨🇦 :
Nadia, you are a beautiful soul and explain things so very well. Thank you for this video, I'm happy I stumbled across your page ages ago 💞🤗
2026-07-04 12:23:30
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Cadette17 :
I’m neurodivergent with an astrology special interest. I love your account. My neurodivergence is still something I’m coming to terms with and Neurospicy is a necessary term for me, I need it. I agree, neurospicy feels like something I can claim and hold
2026-07-03 11:34:05
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its a astrology world ⭐️ :
I was diagnosed with autism yesterday and tbh don’t know how to express it with others, but I like the term actually!
2026-07-03 12:52:33
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Mario Nikolov688 :
I am officially the 5th person that saw this 🥰
2026-07-03 09:54:51
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whimsically_awkward :
Your story is like mine. My middle brother has obvious signs. I didn’t know until mid 40’s, I also just thought I was a quirky person. I also use neurospicy as well.
2026-07-03 12:03:57
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MTully9 :
I Love this term and it helped me to play with terms
2026-07-03 13:31:19
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scrappyrabbit70 :
I relate so much to this. Thank you! 💕
2026-07-03 12:28:31
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takeyourxinc :
Agree with the others, love this video 👏
2026-07-03 11:57:48
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thekristahilton :
Neuro spicy is a perfect term. It fits for the part of the spectrum a lot of us are on.
2026-08-02 19:58:07
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the_readings_lady :
Hello Nadia 🩵 I teach neurodivergent students like your brother in law 🤍 and I know I’m neurodivergent 🩵 for some reason I understood the term neuro spicy, kind of made sense 🤷🏻♀️but I appreciate you explaining it the way you did 🤍 my students are my sunshine ☀️and are labeled ( I truly hate the word: label 😡) profoundly disabled 🤍 which means they need more support than most 🤍 thank you for sharing you story 🤍
2026-08-02 13:36:19
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Kit :
My brain has a Scoville score. I don't know what it IS because I'm allergic to spicy foods.
2026-09-03 23:24:21
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