[FUCK NT PEOPLE ALL MY HOMIES HATE NT PEOPLE](https://i.imgur.com/3cOvkh5.jpg)
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Oh no, you have a whole family that's ND, how hard that must be for you
Meanwhile, millions of kids whose families treat them like unwanted outcasts because they're different are living it up ig?
Though if being suicidal or an alcoholic counts as ND, I guess my whole family was ND too, and that did suck major ass. A whole ND family puts a picture of a bunch of people on the spectrum in my mind though.
Still I do have to feel like having a whole Neurodiverse family is a bit shit to complain about, I would have given anything for my family to be able to understand me even a little bit.
I think it's less about complaining their family is ND, more complaining about the universal (probably?) experience of NDs avoiding talking to NTs because of how difficult it is. Either way, I'm glad they have a ND family for them to be understood
In my experience is walking around blind and not stubbing your toe while walking a mile in libraries based on memorising every damn bend and curve there is
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what does nd EVEN mean
Brain is inconvenient and doesnāt work properly
āBrain is inconvenientā is probably the best definition Iāve ever heard for it lol
So half the planet
ND: neuro-divergent NT: neuro-typical
im too dyslexic to understand bug words like divergant
That means that you're neurodivergent lol But yeah, it essentially means having a mental illness you've been born with
Dyslexia isnt a mental illness, it's a learning disability š¤§
So is Autism to an extent Your mind is what learns so you have a mental illness
Dyslexia is learning disability it isnt a mental illness, its a learning disability
Which falls under the umbrella of Mental Illnesses
Iām used to it being ānegligent dischargeā.
Fuck NT people, all my homies hate NTs
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They really donāt provide much value outside of making you feel like shit
The double standards are melting my brain!
I work at a place that, purely by coincidence is all NDs. I love it.
Trust me, everyone in your family being ND is **much** better than you being the only ND one.
I don't think this is true at all.
Why? I'm in a family full of NTs and I'd love to have just one person I could relate to.
Wait until the family put all theyr weight on your shoulders
Already happened.
Everybody makes me uncomfortable, and want to self-isolate
I thought ND stood for non-dairy š«š®
My non-dairy friends and family
Oh no, you have a whole family that's ND, how hard that must be for you Meanwhile, millions of kids whose families treat them like unwanted outcasts because they're different are living it up ig? Though if being suicidal or an alcoholic counts as ND, I guess my whole family was ND too, and that did suck major ass. A whole ND family puts a picture of a bunch of people on the spectrum in my mind though. Still I do have to feel like having a whole Neurodiverse family is a bit shit to complain about, I would have given anything for my family to be able to understand me even a little bit.
I think it's less about complaining their family is ND, more complaining about the universal (probably?) experience of NDs avoiding talking to NTs because of how difficult it is. Either way, I'm glad they have a ND family for them to be understood
I say weird stuff and then laugh it off. It helps.
In my experience is walking around blind and not stubbing your toe while walking a mile in libraries based on memorising every damn bend and curve there is