Pomni

Pomni

I've gotta say that there is no better achievement as a neurodivergent person than hyperfixating on a character for so long that you are known as "the 'insert character name here' person"

Happy spooky month collab with @foxyarts1 @bunniesmoonart @mikaykay1229 & @hannocherryblos ^^

Autistic People Need to Know:

• you are worth more than your ability to make money

• no neurotype is better than another

• there's no shame in needing support

• you are valid as you are

• it's not your fault things are hard

• neurodiversity is natural and necessary

• one day the world will catch up

• you are valuable

• all life journeys are valid; there's no need to compare yourself to allistic people

• your experiences are valid

• it's OK to unmask

• you are skilled

• you are not a burden

Finding a new favorite fictional character is like, will you be temporary or will you become a permanent part of my personality for the next 10 years?

Are there resources on the intersection of autism and adhd? Because I'm reading the official German diagnosing questionaire right now and half of it is bullseye, half of it is the opposite of me, but very autism. I know a bunch of people have both and I have all of these quirks that are not autism, but very adhd, so I guess I have both also.

I decided to talk with my psychiatrist about a possible diagnosis next appointment, but she's not an expert. Is there something I can bring with me?