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The Dark Reality: Life as a Neurodivergent HSP with CPTSD
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In this video, I share the dark reality of life as a neurodivergent highly sensitive person. From autism to complex PTSD, I delve into the challenges of navigating the world without proper attunement.

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@LynnDeVeaux

2 weeks ago

Wow. Thank you Youtube Algorithm. This video showed up in my feed. I am having chills and goosebumps. This spoke to me and giving me the language to understand part of my human experience and what neurodiversity can look like

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@maidofcornwall

1 week ago

I absolutely loved watching this, thank you so much. As a late diagnosed autistic person (aged 52 when diagnosed) I've always known that I can read people. Not through body language or what they say, but by how I feel. I can read the energy of a room and the person in it as soon as I walk through the door without even looking at them. Yet people seem to underestimate me (and probably others too) for my ability to see straight through their facades. They tell lies over and over again to cover up something. Then, sometimes, the truth comes out and I was right all along. I have had two deeply profound and separate ten minute conversations with people (strangers) who connected with the real me, throughout my whole life. Not the me that everyone else sees, but the real me underneath it all, just like the girl you talk about. One of those people actually nodded at me when I asked in my head if what I was feeling (the connection) was real.Ā It's been a lonely life. Twenty minutes of genuine connection for over fifty years. I long for that connection again. I'm off to study koshas because I need to be me. Thank you.

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@qryptid

1 week ago

A lot of this resounded with me. I think part of the trouble is those who seem intentionally ignorant or somehow choose not to be empathetic and so cant *possibly* understand how we are feeling and insist the way they feel, unconnected and unattuned to their environment, is the only correct way. Theres a normalization of the disconnect in such a way that insists the rest of us must be broken to experience the world the way we do and that we have to change to be seen or safe.

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@MissingScaffolding

1 week ago

Really cool, first time viewer! Great timing. This blows ToM out of the water! The NT researchers suggesting we lack cognitive empathy, when we spend probably 95% of our lives reading the minds of NTs, while they only spend 5% learning how to communicate with NDs. I love how they think they can just climb over in our brains and speak for us. šŸ˜… Although for comparison, I do admit a surgeon need not experience a ruptured organ firsthand to have the skills to repair one. But yeah they canā€™t relate to our conundrum. We can relate to them, and thatā€™s the deeply lonely trough of the empathy divide- notice I didnā€™t say double. Love the saying, ā€œpeople can only meet us as deeply as theyā€™ve met themselves.ā€ Else theyā€™re just gaslighting ya or serving up well-intentioned platitudes about shit they have not experienced! šŸ˜…

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@truthmerchant1

1 week ago

I remember back in junior school the teacher asked us to do an exercise where we had to describe who we are. The other children said things like: a girl, a boy , a son, a daughter, a boy scout, a brownie. I was the only child who said I was a spirit. It seemed so obvious to me that all the other things were just roles and not who we are in essence.

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@rachelrose1824

1 week ago

When you said ā€œcome homeā€ it instantly brought me to tears. As a little girl I would sleepwalk around my own home and scream and cry and repeatedly say aloud (or so I was repeatedly told) ā€œI want to go homeā€, and beg to be taken thereā€¦ I still would like to go home. (P.s. šŸ¤Æ<- my face when you mentioned ā€œwhen two or more are gathered in my nameā€¦ā€)

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@kimberliana5111

1 week ago

Wow! Makes so much sense!!!! I have a child who when he was very young would get so upset that I couldnā€™t read his mind. My oldest said ā€œMom I think he remembers that where we came from we didnā€™t need wordsā€

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@mattb1568

1 week ago

I canā€™t wait to watch more of your videos!!! You completely nailed what it feels like to be an HSP in this world. Thank you for your work

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@thesunshineblissproject

1 week ago

I came across your channel today. Wow, you may be the first person who understands me. Just turned 54 and have been super depressed and sad. Have felt like an alien my whole life. I have never been diagnosed but am neurodivergent, highly sensitive, and suffer from Complex PTSD. I had a spiritual awakening on Groundhog Day of all days back in 2011 while in 10 days of silence at Vipassana. Light beings visited me and I started having supernatural experiences on a regular basis. Portals would open in my room, animals walked up to me in the park, and started seeing light ships, and was facilitating some interesting sessions on people. I was sober too. In 2016 I had flashbacks to the day I was born while my dad was in the middle of a medical emergency. At that point 46 years of repressed pain and memories surfaced. Much of it from childhood. Sent me into psychosis, disassociation, was shaking all the time, and went 7.5 years until recently with insomnia. I still clench my teeth and shake sometimes, but am not freezing up as much. I am interested in connecting with you and/or someone in Toronto, Canada. Thank you for sharing this video. I have feeling suicidal a lot. This gives me some hope.

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@MettaM444

1 week ago

What a great explanation, deeply appreciate having found this video.

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@emilysnyder4857

1 week ago

I think this is something I need. I've been really stuck because I have so much trauma. My spine is herniated as well and feel so "Not Myself" because of pain. Feeling like an alien almost to where I avoid anything social because I can't handle the energy of groups or crowds.

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@susanpigeon6072

1 week ago

This makes me want to cry and jump out of my seat at the same time. This is the first explination of what I experience with the outside world and internal world that just hits the nail on the head. I've never heard this before and I've been through over 15 years of therapy of various kinds and different diagnoncenses...all of which hit parts but not the whole. This feels revolutionary! And gives me so much hope..thank You!

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@jayr8441

1 week ago

This video was useful to me. If you know, you know. Thank you

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@autumnpendergast9151

1 week ago

I am an eternal being who delights in being an earthling. Every time!

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@calewis55

1 week ago

I'm an employer with NT employees who are side-lined by unknowns (and it's the first time I've seen this and am trying hard to help them be productive, but am struggling with how to help them). This was helpful. I am also empathetic and relate to this. Thank you. This was super helpful for context of how/what is happening for folks.

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@mavensuz

2 weeks ago

GOSH I'm smiling so dang big right now!!!! YAY!:face-purple-wide-eyes::face-blue-smiling:

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@hummingbirdforestgardens

2 weeks ago

Yes. I get this all so much. :) Lovely. to meet you. :) I too am "in the field" (well, we all are)...have "heard" light and sound and harmonies in ALL the spaces between my whole life - and now I've come to a beautiful peace and acceptance of who I am and I know we ALL belong here as we are.

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@ShadeCandle

1 week ago

Wow, I can't tell you how much I'm loving your videos. I just discovered you a couple days ago, and subscribed immediately. I'm finishing school to be a counsellor right now, and am leaning heavily into the CPTSD realm (big surprise, as that's my personal history, as well as being an HSP and on the specturm) and wanting to focus on somatic and ecotherapeutic interventions in my practice. Your perspective is wonderful, and you articulate all of this so well. Also, I immediately went to download that spinal nerve function sheet. Very cool stuff. I look forward to watching more of your videos!

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@tiffanyclark3341

1 week ago

Yep that actually makes a lot of sense something I kinda knew already about myself yet how to stay in my own lane an keep others in theirs Iā€™ve not learned but definitely said so many times to myself how nice it would be to figure out how to do that! So interested in checking out your other videos ! ā¤

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@kirstenrayhawk6868

2 weeks ago

... this comment presumes the last 9 years of our on-again-off-again conversations: this is a remarkably word-coherent presentation of many of the ideas you were feeling the initial stages of/ first trying to find a way to communicate in (new/ reclaimed) words back in 2019ish I think even word-grumpy people (like m) could track this ;), and you called out the specific ways you were defining often-otherwise-understood words well <3. (I believe I followed it entirely, but of course I have history.)

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