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• October 02, 2024@taha_oracle | The most empowering thing about being neurodiverse...

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  "But now, because it's so openly discussed and being explored, you know, because now we see the gray area, so it's easier to be open about it, to accept it and understand that everybody's brain is wired in a different way. So coming back to the question, I feel that the most empowering thing that I feel about being neurodiverse is that most of the time I feel that I'm in the now. There is a sense of timelessness or non linearity."

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• October 01, 2024@NeuroVibe | To Mask or Not, That is the Question.

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  "To mask or not to mask? That is the question. For those of us who are in the process of understanding that they have been masking throughout their life. Welcome. You are in good company. I am right there with you. And for those of you who are learning to unmask in personal and professional settings, please do share more. What's that been like? What are tricks and tips that you're doing to help with that process?"

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• September 28, 2024@FilterCoffee | My favorite neurodiversity hack for staying organized...

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  "My friend and I always share that. You know, it's like growing out of our shells. Anything that is not working, that used to work, reflects how we have grown. So if something becomes disorganized, it just shows that you have grown out of your shell. And the more frequent it happens, the faster your growth is. So, yeah, that's an outlook. Have a great day. See ya."

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• September 26, 2024@CourtneyJo | How do you explain your neurodiversity to someone unfamiliar with it?

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  "Over time, I've learned that my neurodiversity isn't a flaw, it's just a different way of experiencing life. I spent many years masking my traits and behaviors because I felt I had to fit into what society expects of me. Now I'm on a journey of unmasking and embracing my true self, which has been both challenging and liberating. Understanding my neurodiversity has helped me accept who I am, and I hope that by sharing this, it helps you understand me a little better too."

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• September 23, 2024@CourtneyJo | The most empowering thing about being neurodiverse...

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  "So I recently got my autism diagnosis, and my whole life I just thought I was less than. I thought I was stupid. I thought I was just incapable of anything. I put myself down daily, and it was just kind of sad how I was living my life talking bad about myself and just putting myself down pretty much daily. And then I got my autism diagnosis, and it kind of just was like a light bulb came on. I finally had a reason for the way I am."

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• September 23, 2024@TheMs.Leanne | How do you explain your neurodiversity to someone unfamiliar with it?

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  "So what I've done, I have taught many classes and many workshops, not only to give sighted people an idea of what someone with a visual impairment might go through, but also in cases like these, for example, for me, I switch directions. Not all the time. Okay. But there are times when I'm extremely tired, and. Excuse me, I have a horrible cough, y'all. So sorry."

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• September 16, 2024@SukainaWrites | How do you explain your neurodiversity to someone unfamiliar with it?

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  "The first thing I do is I tell, I tell them, I tell them to google neurodivergent to understand what the word means, because, oh my God, there are so many people who do not know what is neurology. There are so many people who do not, who are not aware. I think the, in my country, the only neurodivergent disorder that people are aware of is dyslexia."

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• September 13, 2024@eternityspeaks | Of course I’m neurodivergent, I always___________.

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  "Of course. I'm neurodivergent. I always take things literally."

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• September 10, 2024@MitJ | Of course I’m neurodivergent, I always struggle with fitting in..

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  "Hi, swa people. I am considered neurodivergent, but really, I mean, isn't everybody different? Anyway, what's the point in trying to be the same? It's kind of stupid, but mine goes a little further than that, honestly, because I have. I'm awkwardly social. I have a really difficult time fitting into social situations."

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• September 09, 2024@TheMs.Leanne | One thing I have discovered about my neurodiverse brain that surprised me...

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  "First of all, I just want to say thank you for this community. As a special education teacher and a learning disabled woman, I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this community. Thank you. All right, so something that really surprised me about my neurodivergent brain. Well, okay, first of all, I should point out, when you meet one neurodivergent person or one, whatever their label or category they might fit into person, you meet one person, okay."

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