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Recent content by hi_i_like_cats

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    My parents don't believe me

    Thank you very much
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    My parents don't believe me

    I don't think I have any relative that would be willing to stand by me. Will do.
  3. H

    My parents don't believe me

    Exactly! Thank you
  4. H

    My parents don't believe me

    Yes, they do. I want to talk to ours but I'm a bit apprehensive
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    My parents don't believe me

    I'm not in the US. I'm not in highschool either. I'm doing my A-levels right now
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    My parents don't believe me

    I told my parents that I suspected that I may be Autistic. They launched into a long rant about how I was reading too many books and letting them pollute my mind. They said that there was nothing wrong with me and I'm perfect. They made it seem like autistic people are damaged goods. They said I...
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    Yes. Just one. His name is Ginger and he owns the house

    Yes. Just one. His name is Ginger and he owns the house
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    I think I'm on the autism spectrum

    I asked. But since I'm a minor, I can't get a diagnosis without my parents' consent at school.
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    I think I'm on the autism spectrum

    Thank you
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    I think I'm on the autism spectrum

    My friend got diagnosed with ADHD. I started researching neurodivergence so I could understand him better. During my research, I came across ASD. I realised that I identify with signs like Echolalia, stimming, sensory overloads, and keeping to routine. When I talk to people, it’s like I’m...
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