"What You Don't See When I'm Talking"

from Neurodivergent, Not Broken Hosted by Sam Nelson

Scott opens up about what’s really happening in his brain during everyday interactions—juggling eye contact, reading body language, and overanalyzing every word. He shares an analogy that compares masking and coping to running modern software on an outdated computer, and how that constant background processing eventually leads to burnout. Follow along with us over on: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/neurodivergentnotbroken/

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