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Neurodiversity and Social Crisis Neurodiverse folks have a very strong sense of justice (also known as Justice Sensitivity ). We see through issues very clearly and can easily recognize when something is morally wrong. We are quite sensitive, meaning not only are we highly empathic, we are also hyper aware of how our bodies physically and emotionally react to a situation. This, plus the ability to absorb so much stimuli all the time, is exhausting . We can often feel the weig

As someone who is Neurodiverse To complement this Substack , I have started a YouTube channel that will continue to discuss the neurodivergent experience within the context of writing and content creating. I want to talk about the problem with content creating as someone who is both Autistic and ADHD. This is the subject of my first video: The Problem with Content Creating But there is so much more to discuss. As neurodiverse artists (depending on everyone’s individual sympto

TV relationships have done me dirty Am I…insane? This is just a casual, every day thought that I’m sure most Neurodiverse people can relate to, right? I want to talk about that deep capacity we have for feelings; especially when it comes to relationships and how they’re depicted in film and television. As an AuDHD person, when I experience emotions, they consume me and feel like they will last forever. Growing up, I had many real crushes on fictional characters. I would fixat