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Menopause Symptom Checklist
I think I had every single one of these at some po I think I had every single one of these at some point in my time at secondary. A particular favourite at primary was “prefers her own conversation to that of the class” as I’d never shut up 🤣 If this rings true for you, then you’ve found a friend. Make sure you follow and drop me a DM or comment below and let me know what you used to get on your school report! ADHD in women and girls | AuDHD in women | ADHD symptoms | ADHD traits | School in the 80s |
At least I now know it’s the rejection sensitivi At least I now know it’s the rejection sensitivity dysphoria and imposter syndrome working to pull me down, and that not everyone has an internal monologue! Anyone else the same pretty much every time they speak?!
Perimenopause really does come with a huge amount Perimenopause really does come with a huge amount of freedom! Years of masking gone, no longer people pleasing and generally just not giving a shit about what other people think anymore are definitely some of the benefits!
I’m nearly 10 years in and no sign of any change I’m nearly 10 years in and no sign of any change soon… So if you need someone to ask all those questions that pop into your head at 3am whilst laid awake (believe me I’ll have asked them too!), or you need someone to sit with you while you work out what the f**k is going on, I’m here! With wine… and snacks! Cause we can’t do this hungry! 💪🏻
Ended up down a bit a nostalgic rabbit hole yester Ended up down a bit a nostalgic rabbit hole yesterday… I know I’ve missed loads, I could have gone on forever! Just realised I missed chocolate bars!!!!! Sweets!!!!!! Go on drop me your best memory…
Literally in my ‘I don’t give a 💩’ era! Literally in my ‘I don’t give a 💩’ era! My neurodivergent brain often means I wear what I feel is ‘appropriate’ for certain occasions/places/activities, even if I’m not fully ‘comfortable’. My brains need to fit in is often stronger than my need to feel comfortable. I’ve done this since I was young and absolutely see the same in my youngest. But actually, now more and more I’m wearing what makes my body comfortable and realising that actually it still makes my brain feel comfortable too, as no-one actually cares what I’m wearing. So here’s to giving no more f**ks about what anyone else thinks (even your own brain 🤪) and wearing what makes you happy! Who’s with me?! Trousers: @lucyandyak Alexa (old stock) T-Shirt: @redpunksocial Smiley tee 😀 Slippers: @bm_stores

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