It’s been such a weird day and this topic actually really suited my day, listen to me ramble about being overwhelmed and how I deal with it.

I’m one step closer to finally getting that certainty I want, although I don’t have a diagnosis yet, hopefully by this summer I will.

A lot of what we hear about hyperfixation is about media and objects and ideas, hyperfixation on a person is always left out of the conversation and not generally known about. Listen to me gush about someone who gets the honor of being my first hyperfixation on someone I’ve met before.

Things are constantly changing, it’s a part of being human. I don’t deal with change well and I’m hoping to improve that about myself during this new year.

I struggle with needing to control the time around me, plans are very difficult for me to manage. In this episode I cover how this affects me and what’s so difficult about events and plans.

Being non-binary, bisexual, and on the ace spectrum while also being neurodivergent impacts how I think and function in the world.

Have you ever seen someone flapping their arms or jumping up and down? Maybe they’re shaking their leg or rocking back and forth. I tend to do all of these things to stim, let’s talk about it.

I can get really immersed in something easily and quickly, I hyperfixate a lot. Let’s talk about what I hyperfixate on, how long I hyperfixate for, and what hyperfixation even is.

I’ve always had a slight stutter, and in the back of my mind I wonder if my classmates are ever confused by why sometimes I stutter and sometimes I don’t. Let’s delve into how and why I stutter in todays episode.

I’ve always wondered if my classmates wonder why I stutter sometimes and speak clearly other times, join me as I explain the intricacies of why I stutter.