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women riding horse in hanfu fashion and inner mongolian fashion by 子建在草原

I must be doing something right to get an invitation to both the Honors program and National Society of Leadership & Success at my college, right? I think? I have imposter syndrome despite all of this and having a 4.0 for my degree. My family reminds me that I’m doing well but it’s hard to remember sometimes.

This round of imposter syndrome is brought to you by receiving an invitation in the mail. Gah!

And just like that, two of the children are off to school. It’s been a struggle getting the one into a physical school but we finally got it figured out. He’s annoyed he has to take music and art appreciation, along with English. But it means he has a full day and will graduate this year!

Now to get the 20-somethings off their asses and participating in life instead of spending the day watching YouTube and sleeping. And yes, we call them the 20-somethings to their faces.

When you've been traumatized in ways that made you question your worth, going through hard or stressful times in the future can make it harder for you to believe in your worth in the present. This is especially true if your present hardships activate past traumas. I'd just like to remind you that your worth is immeasurable and does not diminish even when you cannot see it. You have immense worth. You always did, and you have it still.

This year, getting a flu vaccine is more important than ever. Rutgers released a fact sheet and social story, available in English and Spanish, about why it’s important to get a flu shot and what to expect when getting the shot. Check them out here: https://boggscenter.rwjms.rutgers.edu/resources/publications/fight-the-flu

“Good enough” is my motto this school term.

*through gritted teeth* it doesn’t have to be perfect, it just has to be done. it doesn’t have to be perfect, it just has to be done. it doesn’t have to be-

What the fuck

So recently I have learned that neurotypical people are not aware of things like the following at all times:

How their clothing feels

Their body odor

The taste of their saliva

The hum of electronics

What. The. Fuck.

I don't understand that at all

To me sensory issues are like my chronic pain. I can let it fade into the background a lot of the time but it's always there

Like I am always fucking having to deal with it and other people just don't?

What the fuck!

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I can’t tell you how accurate this is…

Autism

ADHD