As a black woman who’s neurodivergent, nothing is ever acknowledged .
I love this!
The way you navigate the perspective of ADHD, with the additional context of the barriers as a black woman is truly exceptional and insightful.
The word focus still haunts me to this day, so when you mention that, it was highly relatable for me.
Conformity is something I’ve never been good with and systemic cycles are something I’m trying to break.
I said some questions below if you’re open to answering them, but by no means, are you obligated.
How was your experience with expectations, especially as a black woman, shaped who you are?
What are some ways you maintain dopamine levels today?
What would you like to see in the world that you don’t already see?
Thank you again for a truly insightful article. I really enjoyed reading it.
Every time I read you I feel a part of me
That’s the best compliment you could ever give me ever.
I love this!
The way you navigate the perspective of ADHD, with the additional context of the barriers as a black woman is truly exceptional and insightful.
The word focus still haunts me to this day, so when you mention that, it was highly relatable for me.
Conformity is something I’ve never been good with and systemic cycles are something I’m trying to break.
I said some questions below if you’re open to answering them, but by no means, are you obligated.
How was your experience with expectations, especially as a black woman, shaped who you are?
What are some ways you maintain dopamine levels today?
What would you like to see in the world that you don’t already see?
Thank you again for a truly insightful article. I really enjoyed reading it.
Every time I read you I feel a part of me
That’s the best compliment you could ever give me ever.