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A person with dark, curly hair, wearing a black lace bralette, a light crocheted cardigan, and a dark skirt, posing indoors. The text overlay indicates these are photos the person dislikes to get out of their comfort zone.
A person with dark, curly hair, wearing a white t-shirt, a dark apron dress with moon and star patterns, holding sunflowers, and standing outdoors with a small dog. The text overlay states, "I didn't like my smile in this one."
A person with dark, curly hair, wearing a dark graphic t-shirt, an open brown jacket, and dark cargo pants, posing indoors. The text overlay says, "I don't like how i stand in this one."
A person with dark, curly hair, wearing a black lace-trimmed tank top, an open brown hoodie, and camouflage cargo pants, posing indoors. The text overlay states, "I feel like I look awkward in this one."
A person with dark, curly hair and a nose piercing, wearing a dark t-shirt and light pants, sitting with roller skates on their feet, looking at the camera. The text overlay says, "No makeup, I feel naked."
A person with dark, curly hair, wearing a patterned sweater and a dark bucket hat, holding their hands to their head, posing indoors. The text overlay states, "I just don't know if I look good in hats."
A person with dark, curly hair, wearing a black lace-trimmed tank top and dark patterned pants, with arms raised, smiling in a kitchen. The text overlay says, "The armpits are out."
A person with dark, curly hair, wearing a gray argyle sweater and light-wash jeans, posing in a bathroom with colorful pop art wallpaper featuring Marilyn Monroe. The text overlay states, "The pose throws me off."
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Getting out of my comfort zone! ✨

Sometimes I feel as though my autism makes me hyperaware of not only every move I make but also how I look in photos. I tend to hyper analyze, to make sure that I don’t look weird, or cringey. I’m starting to learn that I’ve become my own bully. It’s hard to embrace the parts of me that I’m scared of, or the parts that made me “different”growing up. I want to expose myself, I want to be able to take up space without feeling like a burden. So I hope you enjoy this post! 🫶💕

#audhd #exposingmycameraroll #embracevulnerability #queer

2024/4/16 Edited to

... Read moreNavigating the complexities of self-image as someone on the autism spectrum can be challenging. Many individuals grapple with hyperawareness, feeling as though every movement and appearance is under scrutiny. It’s important to recognize that these feelings are valid and shared by others. Embracing who you are involves confronting those inner critics and the fears tied to vulnerability. In this journey of self-acceptance, remember that every unique trait contributes to your identity. Taking risks, like sharing your images or stories, can lead to greater confidence and connection in the community. Engaging with supportive hashtags such as #audhd, #embracevulnerability, and #queer encourages dialogue and understanding. By stepping out of your comfort zone, you not only inspire yourself but also others who might be experiencing similar feelings. Celebrate those unique aspects that make you different; you are not a burden, but rather someone with a unique perspective worth sharing. Learn to love your authentic self, and in turn, invite others to do the same.