Cope in his context he just wasn't ND and he medicated to help with symptoms of social anxiety, ur likely a teen but once ur older in hs and/or in college pssy if quite easy no matter what, unless ur nd and/or below mtn
i'm ND and below mtn lmao
Exactly
self medicate to offset some of those social delays (stims, oxytocin, vasopressin, SSRI's) and train urself. Clavicular worked at a restaurant and he was forced to talk and trained himself to know basic social cues. Although clav is kind of a bad example, he was an autistic loser who had a thread saying "How to speak 50 words or less per day", in comparison to now hes good. There was also an extremely autistic actor in hollywood who was nonverbal and she trained herself day in and day out on picking up social cues and how to speak, afterwards you couldn't even tell she was autistic or atleast severely autistic. This shows how effective training urself can be and with medication can be easier. Also nga just softmax ur bone structure cant be that bad
oh yeah i'm going hard on the softmaxx which has been going well
Nah better than ER lmao. Similar race but that's it. Nobody who has seen my face thinks of ER. I am 20% Pilipino and 80% white
self medicate. Got vyvanse today, anxiety went away, I was more charismatic willing to listen and enjoy talking to others, calm focus, no jitters, people liked me so much more, life just felt complete, no euphoria, I can articulate more and clearly, my mind was clear, it wasn't addicting it was the joy from finally just doing things with ease made it joyful, and the crash just makes you tired. This doesn't mean take vyvanse, I literally have ADHD, but don't underestimate the effects of medicating it worked wonders for me and my social life almost like a magic pill
vyvanse is addictive dumbass
vyvanse if you have ADHD isn't addictive at all. People with ADHD experience no euphoria from it, it may cause minor dependency issues since of course people prefer feeling normal and in control of their mind instead of having constant racing thoughts and other symptoms that belong with ADHD. The misconception of it being addictive comes from over prescription to people who don't even have ADHD to begin with. I didn't tell you to take it; however alot of ADHD and Anxiety symptoms overlap with autism especially when it comes to socializing so it might serve an interest to you but the main message was that medication could be very effective so don't feel hopeless like I did.
Randomly talked to me. I have never initiated.
