Talking to others about my disability makes me feel….
Complete the sentence..
Talking to others about my disability makes me feel….
@vivelespatates
makes me feel like I am breaking the stigma around it.
@warmPudding59 oh yes! for sure you create awareness by talking about it
Like I'm a whiny burden to them.
@tluper6491 aww your not a burden
@tluper6491 sending you lots of hugs (if you accept them). It can be painful to feel like a burden. We all are connected to each other and when you think about it, it can make everyone a burden to someone.
It's okay to feel whiny, it's okay to not feel strong all day and it's okay to reach out for help as you can be sure about it that to everyone around you someone played their part to make it possible that they are living the life they know.
Talking to others about my disability makes me feel. . .
Better because i know that im not the only one that struggles with mental ilness,
as human we have problems in life that's inevitable.
@Positron2 aww thats a great positive response :)
Makes me more comfortable to take my time, learn in a way that works best for me, and ultimately do the best I can! :) (Dyslexia/Dyspraxia :) )
@Nova99 thats awesome you take your time to learn after feeling more comfortable
@CaringBrit Will do! Thank you :D
Very misunderstood. There is nothing like the few people who are going to get the best of all of the things you say that you can get they are really understanding.
@richyShiny39 aww no richy
Broken. Exposed. Alone. Failed.
@OPinyon aww im sorry to hear that
Thanks. Finally at the end of my rope. Gotta suck it inside and stop thinking there is any comfort to be had externally. It only getsme in trouble when i do.
@OPinyon you deserve to feel comfort
Like I give them a better understanding of how I can be and what works communication wise with me.
@PinkFloyd65 thats awesome
tired as i have to repeat the same story again as they demand the explanation. And they dont know the full term .
@ItsPreeti aww im sorry to hear that
Good, mostly. Like Im getting it off my chest. I found out I was autistic years ago but I cant talk about it with any of my family members because they all think that vaccines cause autism, and they dont really seem to have a good understanding of disability in general. Theyve gotten a little better lately which is so great, I just dont know if theyll accept me if I come out as autistic. They hate how I never change anything in my room and how I talk and I cant stim in front of them at all. But otherwise its good, Im just getting this stuff out of my head cause Ive been thinking about it a lot.
@DaggerQuill24602 its great you feel mostly good about talking about it
@CaringBrit yeah! i definetly feel good when talking about it to friends (mostly because theyre disabled too), even if i do feel weird about oversharing haha
