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Mental Health Support

CaliforniaPeggy

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1. I can believe that it feels weird, my dear no_hypocrisy!

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Original post)

Sun Apr 27, 2025, 04:20 PM

Apr 27

After all, you just realized it. You're not really used to thinking about it this way, yet.

Time will allow you to become accustomed to your "new" self.

I suspect that eventually you will become familiar with yourself.

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I have had a startling and comforting revelation today. [View all] no_hypocrisy Apr 27 OP

I can believe that it feels weird, my dear no_hypocrisy! CaliforniaPeggy Apr 27 #1

You're so cool! no_hypocrisy Apr 27 #2

Thanks so much for your own very cool response, my dear no_hypocrisy! CaliforniaPeggy Apr 27 #3

picky eating is a sign? hmm. the texture thing. but i figured out i was likely high functioning years ago. pansypoo53219 Apr 27 #4

Someone close to me was diagnosed with autism as an adult. murielm99 Apr 28 #5

I'm wondering if my brother also is HF autistic, if only for this childhood memory. no_hypocrisy Apr 28 #6