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When oppressed minorities go from being invisible, and actively oppressed to being more visible, society shifts its narrative to keep oppressing them. ADHD becoming "trendy" isn't the fault of people

Phases of neurodivergent self-acceptance:1) Denial. You're not one of "those people". You're normal! You've never really fit in and feel like you're broken, but everyone feels like that, right?2) Wonder.

Functioning labels are so focused on productivity that they overlook the most important question: What do you need support with? Needs are individual. People with the same disability don't always

Anxiety and ADHD, a thread. Some ADHDers use anxiety as a coping mechanism to do stuff. You might've heard of "last minute panic", the rush of adrenaline caused by a

Hot take but many inspirational quotes are ableist; "just do it! will is power! The power of the mind!". That's exactly what ADHDers cannot do. Like, neurologically cannot do. Also

In case you're wondering what I mean with "my coping mechanisms have coping mechanisms", buckle up for this thread on how I try to avoid ADHD getting the best of

When interacting with an ADHDer about a task, it's important to realize what you're conveying with your words. If you're too stern and guilt trip, you'll achieve your goal but

How to make an ADHD diagnosis accessible: A thread First of all, accessibility should be for everyone. Neurodivergent/Dyslexic/autistic (accessible fonts, no figures of speech, clear language, no bright colors and

Little is talked about how RSD affects all aspects of our lives. If kept in time, it can evolve into constant distress, inability to enjoy joyful activities, and worsening executive

Having "good grades" and "making it to college" doesn't exclude ADHD, it's a straight ticket to an adult diagnosis after a lifetime of struggle and emotional distress. Some doctors only

The undiagnosed ND profiles after a lifetime of unhealthy coping mechanisms, a thread. Disclaimer: no one on Twitter was stalked during the creative process. They're not mutually exclusive. Do not

So, which one is it? is there a biological reason ND people are predisposed to being more affected by trauma, or are we socially more vulnerable to experiencing traumatic events?