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Do you get anxious about inconsequential things just because of drawing attention? (lemmy.one)
submitted 1 year ago by just_squanch_it@lemmy.one to c/autism@lemmy.world
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Hello, I am new here.

I am undiagnosed but have been suggested as probably being on the spectrum by my therapist. So I thought maybe this could be a good place to explore this issue I've noticed recently.

I mean stuff like personal appearance? It's fine, nobody will say anything negative and I know that, but thinking about changing my beard style or removing it all together or I'm a little bored with some of my clothing. But thinking about doing something about it, I just know everyone will have to address it and ask the same questions or make the same comments about it and, I don't know, like feel mentally exhausted just thinking about it.

Does anyone else experience this? It feels incredibly silly and annoying.

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[-] BackOnMyBS@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

Yeah, cause sometimes I overlook something I thought was inconsequential and it turned out to be a big deal. Usually, they could have been resolved easily, but some people insist on making it a big deal. I'm learning to recognize and stay away from people like that, which has been helpful.

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