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How to get yourself back interested in chores and tasks again, throw in some dopamine by buying new gadgets to interest you again!
Let’s go… 🧹🫧🧼🧺
Cara. With a C 🤍 retweeted
When plans suddenly change...
ADHD
→ "Oh, we're doing something different?"
→ Sounds fun!
AUTISM
→ "But that wasn't the plan."
HIGH SENSITIVITY
→ "Is everything okay?"
AuDHD
→ Wants spontaneity.
→ Hates unexpected change.
→ Gets excited.
→ Gets overwhelmed.
→ Cancels.
We’re all a bit autistic
We’ve all got a touch of the tism
We’ve all got a quirks
Fuck off with the belittling.
No we all don’t.
Because if we all did, there would be a lot more compassion to those who genuinely take it day by day, even hour by hour.
Cara. With a C 🤍 retweeted
If you have ADHD in the UK at the moment it feels like every single day you have to read yet more misleading headlines and then the resulting commentary from people who seem to despise our very existence and it's so utterly, utterly demoralising and upsetting to just have no way to push back – at Winsford, England
Citalopram
Vortioxetine
Venaflaxine
Fluoxetine
Sertraline
Quetiapine
Abilify
Concerta
That’s some of the MH journey I’ve been on. Most people couldn’t function a day whilst trying to navigate this, yet I’m expected to be 100% effective, daily.
Pah.
Considering ADHD & ASD are so spoken about & almost being jumped on like a trend, they are the most misunderstood conditions.
People need to educate themselves & stop debilitating those who genuinely live with it daily.
It’s fucking hard okay.
Cara. With a C 🤍 retweeted
Nobody ever mentions this ADHD wound. quietly believing your entire life that nobody actually wants to be your friend. that if you called to hang out you'd be bothering them. that if you invited them somewhere you'd be an inconvenience. and every friendship you have is one you're grateful for on the assumption they'll leave soon.
Cara. With a C 🤍 retweeted
There's a strange kind of grief that comes with discovering you're autistic as an adult. Because suddenly, the things you spent years hating about yourself have an explanation,the friendships you couldn't maintain,the exhaustion after being around people,the times you were called dramatic, difficult, awkward, too sensitive, weird. The routines you desperately needed but couldn't explain. The meltdowns you thought were tantrums long past the typical tantrum years.
It's relief because finally your life makes sense, but it's also sadness for the little girl you used to be who was misunderstood to the point she didn't understand herself.
