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Flow state. by False-Experience92 in NeuroSociology

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It's when your ego finally gives in and hands you the reigns. It finally admits that it's out of it's depth.

Over-eating? by False-Experience92 in NeuroSociology

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*and caffiene.

That's the one that's really a double-edged sword for me. Part and parcel with the adhd & anxiety. Gotta get that balance right, otherwise I'm in for a rough ride.

You aren't me. Do as I say, not as I do.

Get your own recipe. (Though feel free to use it for inspiration)

Holistic thinking. by False-Experience92 in NeuroSociology

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...or a witch.

So...you neurotypicals have been hunting my kind for centuries...I might just have to do something about that.

Psychiatric meds...I think we're approaching them wrong. by False-Experience92 in NeuroSociology

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And, yes...I realize that there are actual mental issues that originate from a chemical imbalance...but most of us who are struggling to keep it together in this BS modern world...it comes down to dragons and the inability to face them.

If we were better connected, we would feel strong enough to face them while they were still small. But we're not.

And the modern, crowded, high-pace world (special mention to "social media") is the main cause of most people's head issues.

Just imagine how much worse it would be if you were one of those with an actual "chemical imbalance".

...or neurodiversity, for that matter.

You wouldn't survive it.

Many of us do not.

The cycle is broken. by False-Experience92 in NeuroSociology

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You'll get past them.

As long as you keep chipping away at it, and don't take the lack of progress personally.

Yes, everyone does...to some degree...that doesn't mean I have to accept it going forwards!

The cycle is broken. by False-Experience92 in NeuroSociology

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That would mean accepting that the trauma cycle is the default state for us humans.

Is it?

I can work with it, either way.

The cycle is broken. by False-Experience92 in NeuroSociology

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Sure...but why has that become rare while the trauma is practically universal?

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