Hey there, I'm Mark. You might relate to those moments when you feel like you just don't fit in, right? Well, that's me. I had one of those moments yesterday. I broke down, and all I could say was, "I'm overstimulated." Maybe it sounds strange, but certain things really get under my skin. The texture of some materials gives me goosebumps, and seeing a single hair on someone's pants can make me incredibly uncomfortable.
My memory? It's a bit of a puzzle. I can forget things that happened just five minutes ago, yet I can tell you where you left your phone on a random day ages ago. It's strange, but it's my reality. I've taken some tests, and they all seem to point to something called autism. But for me, it's not about the label; it's about understanding why I experience the world the way I do.
Feeling different isn't easy. It's like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole. I wish I could be like everyone else, you know, not feeling overwhelmed by everyday stuff. I crave the simplicity of not being bothered by things that seem trivial to others.
But you know what? In the midst of this struggle, I've found strength in accepting myself. Embracing my quirks, my unique way of seeing the world, has been a journey. It's had its tough moments, but it's also been incredibly liberating. I've learned that being different doesn't mean I'm broken. It just means I have my own way of navigating life.
So, here I am, being real and embracing the truth of who I am. And I want the world to see me, not as someone with a 'condition,' but as a regular person dealing with life's ups and downs. We're all different in our own ways, right? And that's what makes each of us special. Here's to embracing our uniqueness and finding the beauty in being ourselves, autism and all.
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