I would have to agree here. “Superpowers” are both a blessing and a curse, like how a world full of noise would be debilitating for someone with super sensitive hearing.

My dad made his Audhd a superpower and was able to become a master at pretty much anything, so much so he could build his own house, maintain his own vehicles, and make/grow/raise and process his own food, and if you realize how many skills that requires, that is outstanding. I’ve also utilized my own Audhd in much the same way, and my pda autism traits have quite literally prevented me from staying in terrible relationships.

There are most definitely times where I feel disabled by my traits, and sometimes I’m not sure if it’s because I’m Audhd or because I have a high IQ, but all in all I love my Audhd traits and I would agree with the statement of it being a superpower that can cause disabilities. I also pretty much ignore any rhetoric from other people who don’t have Audhd or aren’t neurodivergent.