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DopamineDevourment

@ DopamineDevourment @lemmy.world

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  • This thing I found and thought was funny

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  • It depends. Most of the time, I can sense what is happening and try to distance myself from the situation. However, on the rare occasion that none of the strategies work, my brain hits the panic code and I could meltdown. My meltdowns are not violent.Usually, my meltdowns leave me inert and mute so they can be easily controlled.

  • The truth

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  • I find this very relatable. There are plenty activities. I’d love to get into, but I can’t find enjoyment out of them so I don’t do them.

  • I always end up anxious about if people will like what I’m saying.

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  • You did well, thank you for contributing.

  • I always end up anxious about if people will like what I’m saying.

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  • The problem with commenting for me is that I have no idea what to say most of the time. I’m always afraid I’ll say something irrelevant or offensive.

  • I always end up anxious about if people will like what I’m saying.

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  • Yea, I do this far too often.

  • ADHD @lemmy.world
    DopamineDevourment @lemmy.world

    I always end up anxious about if people will like what I’m saying.

  • Autism @lemmy.world
    DopamineDevourment @lemmy.world

    Me when the hyper awareness kicks in at the wrong moment

  • Autism @lemmy.world
    DopamineDevourment @lemmy.world

    I feel like many autistic people fall into these two extremes

  • Maybe it's because we don't confused time apart as a social cue for dislike?

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  • I have a friend like this. We rarely talk, but when we do, we enjoy it and nether of us have ever questioned our friendship.

  • Autism @lemmy.world
    DopamineDevourment @lemmy.world

    Apparently it’s “common sense” or whatever