Just doing what you can still helps. I know it sounds silly, but if everyone did that, then many situations wouldn't be as bad as they are. The fact that you are thinking of this shows how sincere you are.I hate feeling this helpless. I want to do more to help my family but I can't.
if someone in my life insulted and made fun of me nonstop bc of my autism they would never see anything good from me. if they're not gonna respect something abt me that I literally have no control over then they don't deserve a shred of my respect either. I hate that you have to deal w that bc no autistic/ADHD person should ever be insulted bc of their neurodiversity. it's just cruel.When I was first diagnosed with autism… my mother HAD to tell my brother. Even after I asked her not to. He assured me he wouldn’t treat me any different and he’d do whatever he can to understand my disorder… yet he’s been using autism as an insult this entire time. Nonstop. Every time when I’m around too. I’m starting to regret spending my money on a Christmas present for this *******.
Cats typically do this when they are trying to communicate that there is something wrong with them, e.g. stress, health problem, etc.idk what to do about my cat. idk what her deal is but for like the last 3 weeks she's been pooping on the bathroom floor (both of our bathrooms) and it's never the kind that's easy to pick up either. it's disgusting and makes me feel sick. there's no reason for her to do it bc I literally cleaned my litter box before I went to bed to prevent such a thing from happening. and I have 5 other cats but none of them do that, they all use the litter box like normal cats. all I know is I'm really tired of dealing with it, especially bc my mom can't do anything majority of the time (she's disabled) and my dad just blatantly refuses to do anything, so the pressure is solely on me to pick up after her. I'm tired of it.
I figured as much but we've already talked to the vet once abt her and since she had roundworm they gave her meds to get rid of it. I think that took care of it, yet here she still is acting out. I guess I'll have to take her in to have her checked out.Cats typically do this when they are trying to communicate that there is something wrong with them, e.g. stress, health problem, etc.
My sister is also struggling with her ADHD in this way, I sympathize, friend. Try to prioritize the important things, like taking care of your body. I know it can be very hardSnip