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Hmm sounds intriguing. I guess there definitely must be a reason it’s so popular. add to cart
The thought crossed my mind. I feel like often after the fact I realize the social cues. It’s like I pick up on them but I’m almost too focused on my thoughts/desires to act according to the social cues; then later I regret not acting on those social cues. I’ll have a little voice that says I shouldn’t say/do the thing but the impulse is to strong to stop myself. I guess I don’t know a whole lot about mild autism however, wouldn’t I like not understand the error I made until someone directly explains it?
I would definitely use public transportation if it were an option where I live. Cars are too damn expensive.
Does anyone feel like they’re missing social cues that neurotypical people understand without being taught? I’m missing out on career opportunities because of it. Does any type of guide/rulebook exist to effectively mask?
We’re still very much in the dark ages when it comes to mental health. It sounds like the metrics may need some fine tuning. But if you find a medication works well for you, you’ll have your diagnosis for sure.
Both. But it also helps to have a supportive husband. Would recommend.
We appreciate your contributions. May your hyper focus for your exam begin shortly.
I think any good therapist would be fine with you trying to self diagnose. It’s only natural to try to find a way to explain our experiences.