The Hardest Parts of Unmasking Autism
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Ways I Can Tell Someone is a High Masking Autistic
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3 Major Signs you're Actually a High Masking Autistic Adult
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Shared from Copilot: Autism Masking: What It Is and More | Psych Central
Societal pressure causes some autistic people to mask their traits and behaviors. You can learn here about autism camouflaging effects and tips to cope.
Toxic Productivity, Autism Edition
How the work of Cal Newport and other “productivity gurus” sets neurodivergents up to fail
AuDHD & camouflaging | Embrace Autism
In this article, we’ll discuss how autistic and ADHD camouflaging compare, and whether AuDHD-ers camouflage more frequently than people of just one identity.
5 Signs You’re A High-Masking Autistic With ADHD
What happens when you combine autism with ADHD? Chaos and overwhelm. So how does ADHD blend with - or actively pull against - an autistic brain? Find out mor...
Defining High Functioning Autism | Above and Beyond Therapy
Is high functioning autism real? Discover definitions, characteristics, and challenges surrounding this term.
What Autism Fatigue Really Looks Like in High Maskers
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Is Autistic Joy A Colonial Construct?
The individualisation of joy might be a way of keeping us from our freedom
Are You Performing Normal? The Hidden Cost of Masking in Adulthood | Embrace Autism
Conscious attention to how you interact in order to be accepted is known as masking. It involves blending in, smoothing edges, hiding instincts, doing things you really don't want to and sometimes a full acting job. It is no wonder so many autistics are real-life actors.