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Gay male furry erotica writer H. A. Kirsch
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The vast majority (but NOT all) humans live with alexithymia, making it difficult for us to either engage or express (sometimes both) with our emotional state.

When combined with interoception issues (in our bodies) we lose access to just about all feelings besides those that we intellectualize.

Getting in touch with both our emotions and our physical embodied sensations is essential for living fully.

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this is making me wonder about myself.

on a related note, I've always felt I am good at telling how other people might be feeling due to their body language, and perhaps maybe I'm not neurodivergent as a result

then I realized that I tend to obsessively try and figure out someone's mood by looking at their facial expressions, to the point of becoming caught up in it and behaving really oddly and annoying people I love when I think they're upset and they're not interacting with me about it when they obviously need help/to talk/etc

Then I realized that maybe I'm actually TERRIBLE at telling what mood people are in

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Oooh owwie I really stepped on that lego >.<

I'm definitely ADHD, there's no real question, and I've been wondering about whether I'm also ASD, and I think the answer is really that I'm definitely AuDHD. I think that explains why sometimes I 'feel' like I resonate with descriptions of ASD stuff and other times I'm like “pffft that's not me at all"

One of the big things about my ADHD is that I will get into something and then I can't really get out of it. I don't have ASD hyperfixations per se, and I'm a terrible slob, and at the same time I have meltdowns and legitimately don't get other people (sometimes).

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