the more i exist in this world, the more angry and sad i get about the fact that invisible disabilities aren’t recognized essentially anywhere. we don’t have proper accommodations, neurodivergent and mentally ill people have to suffer in impossible conditions and pretend like it’s no problem because “everyone can do it, why can’t you”. especially in academic and professional environments. the reaction of people, and most importantly superiors, is always so unpredictable, that we are forced to hide it and power through it.

the fact that i have to hide this part of my identity is so draining and overwhelming… and i’m one of those people who are on the “high functioning” part of the spectrum. but what about others?

there is a very small minority of people who can access medical and psychological help, ask for accommodations and support… and im very happy for them, but i feel this great sense of injustice towards the ones who are too “unlucky” by the neurotypical standards.

no one should go through this. no one should face prejudice and discrimination. and the only thing i can do is to provide support to the people who are close to me. and as much as i’m happy to help, i can only do so much.

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👤 Aklaster🇺🇦 [any pronouns]

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Sadly I'm not in the best mental state right now and wasn't very active for some time, but I'm getting ready for a lego assembling stream as I promised for 2k... :)
Probably in 2-3 weeks because I’m quite busy with adult stuff and even weekends are busy for the next couple of weeks and I need approximately six hours and some energy, but we'll get there for sure

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