u/Cherryficmc

I feel as if I’m too sensitive

(TW for ableism/ableist behavior)
Unsure if others feel that way, but, sometimes I really do think I’m too “irrational” or “too emotional” and really try to control my behavior/feelings/reactions/etc and often ends up with me feeling like garbage, it’s something I been working with my therapist but I have been (re)attending therapy for about 2-ish months so I know it will take a bit for me to see greater improvement on these struggles.
I think it also has a lot to do with how I was raised and later on treated in life, especially with having to mask so much. I think maybe being called “dramatic” so often didn’t help either lol

Does anyone else relate or share similar experiences?

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u/Cherryficmc — 5 hours ago

Sharing experience

Hi everyone, I’m extremely new to Reddit (literally just made my account) but I been aware of this website and the communities for a bit, forgive me for any mistakes or formatting issues.

Im 21 and started to question if I was autistic or not at around 16 years old, so around the pandemic, I have a weird home situation where I cant openly be myself (it’s a whole other story of itself), but I been doing lots of research and progress into getting the help I need and my new psychologist really believes in me and agrees that my experience very much falls under the diagnosis criteria!

So, I was able to schedule a doctors visit where I will discuss this and hopefully get redirected to start the process of getting a diagnosis! I’m very excited about that because it will both give me closure about these feelings but also I might be able to accommodate myself more freely around my family (Even if they don’t do it themselves).

I just wanted to share this bit of good news in my life, it’s never too late to look for help and find community :]

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u/Cherryficmc — 2 days ago