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It's my birthday ♡
Who else loves reading their Solar Return Charts? 😂
CHEERS TO MY 30TH & to being a Leo rising this year! *Clinks with all of you*
Feel different
I think everyone autistic people has felt this way. And it's really very present when you have been diagnosed late.
When I was a kid, I didn't really understand what was wrong. I felt that there is like a disconnection with the other children. They made it clear to me that I was weird and that they didn't want me. In elementary school, they even had fun calling me "the bacteria".
Later I was with other students, but nothing to do... They still bullied me. (It lasted 10 years, but that's not the point)
I knew full well that at my age all teenagers felt different. It is well known, everyone has an "I'm not like the others" period, right ?
But I don't know... I REALLY felt out of place. It wasn't just a teenage discomfort, it was really overwhelming.
So I started looking for excuses for this difference. I'm a little ashamed but I had "chunibyo" for a very long time... I linked my "symptoms" to supernatural things, but it changed every time. I was like "if I'm like that, it's because I'm sensitive to magic", "if I'm like that, it's because I'm a werewolf" or "if I'm like that, it's because I'm from another world", that sort of thing. It reassured me to tell myself that, and it proved my bullies wrong, so I thought about it for a very long time, until I was 15.
But after a while I was forced to admit that it was rubbish and that it didn't make sense. So I just admitted that I was just a loser, that I would never have any friends and that I was an idiot.
After a while, I realized I was trans and aroace. It gave me an "explanation" for a little while, but I knew there was another reason. So I always thought that I was just a crummy and an incompetent...
Obviously, it was more and more difficult to be attentive in class. I had always had a lot of absences, but this time I was beating some records. Because of bullying, I started to have a school phobia... A lot of things happened in my life at the same time as that, and boom !
When I was 16, I had autistic burnout followed by depression.
I had to go to several psychiatrists and that's when I was diagnosed autistic.
The most incredible thing is that my mother confessed to me later that when I was in elementary school my teachers had advised her several times to take me to a psychiatrist because they suspected that I was neuroatypical, but she had never accepted.
But other than that, no other teachers I had later suspected anything, even though I happened to do meltdowns and shutdowns at school ! For them I was just an "antisocial", a "capricious" and a "lazy"...
When we are autistic and undiagnosed (and even sometimes when we are diagnosed !) People would rather find us full of faults than admit that we can be different.
It doesn't matter how we got here. We're here now and I just hurt my back choke-laughing over this.
If you're under 30 this likely won't be as funny, but that's all right, I laughed hard enough to make up for it.
HAPPY 25th BIRTHDAY TO FUCKING ME!
#131 „every change happened for a reason”
– to appreciate something when it is no more is a common phenomenon. we tend to stylize the past and persons who were formative. but don’t forget every change happened for a reason and also if now you feel different about peoples behavior, in this moment you didn’t like something for a reason. don’t play the would have been game in your mind, it don’t change anything out of the past.
~ Nick Hornby, About a Boy