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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I got good grades up through HS and was also very well behaved and socially shy.

I didn’t get diagnosed with adhd until my early 40s and I can guarantee you it’s very real and looking back at my life, I definitely always had it. The fewer responsibilities you have, the easier it is to manage; that’s why people fall apart as they get older and start juggling work and kids and keeping a marriage together.

Do yourself and your sister a favor and put judgment aside for now and show empathy. [/quote]

so you're supposed to sit through boring/unfulfilling social interactions because you're related?

obviously, everyone deserves respect and kindness. honestly though, i have never had deeply enriching relationships with neurodivergent individuals. it's pretty tough when socializing is so draining. they tend to interrupt you, not ask you questions about your life, "relate" to you by talking about themselves only, lack humor, etc.

sorry. [/quote]

Ha. I know plenty of neurotypical people who are incredibly boring to talk to. They only want to talk about their travel plans or college football or their renovations. But neurodiverse people are the ones who are judged.[/quote]

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