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"But also education became Becoming a mother for me led to the unlocking and the discovery of who my most authentic self was, which also happened to be a neurodivergent self, which also happened to be a person who was punishing themselves instead of trying to liberate myself based on the things that I wasn't fully comfortable coming to light with or coming to share with myself, much less others, and then creating habits and practices that best serve that."
"But also education became Becoming a mother for me led to the unlocking and the discovery of who my most authentic self was, which also happened to be a neurodivergent self, which also happened to be a person who was punishing themselves instead of trying to liberate myself based on the things that I wasn't fully comfortable coming to light with or coming to share with myself, much less others, and then creating habits and practices that best serve that."
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"But also education became Becoming a mother for me led to the unlocking and the discovery of who my most authentic self was, which also happened to be a neurodivergent self, which also happened to be a person who was punishing themselves instead of trying to liberate myself based on the things that I wasn't fully comfortable coming to light with or coming to share with myself, much less others, and then creating habits and practices that best serve that."
"But also education became Becoming a mother for me led to the unlocking and the discovery of who my most authentic self was, which also happened to be a neurodivergent self, which also happened to be a person who was punishing themselves instead of trying to liberate myself based on the things that I wasn't fully comfortable coming to light with or coming to share with myself, much less others, and then creating habits and practices that best serve that."