I'm a neurodivergent (I'm dyslexic
and a synestate projector-as time goes by). I realized that I looked βdifferent
since I was little. Many people don't understand me because I have a free way
of thinking, out of the box and even tend to be impulsive. Many people
misunderstand my situation because the differences I show are very different
from most people. I used to think why other people thought of me as a 'strange'
person? Even though I think I'm fine. Never mind other people, my own family
thinks I'm strange. It is because of the different way of thinking that
acupressants are often considered disobedient children. To be accepted by my family I tried to follow
their ways (of course I had to pretend). It turns out that what I did didn't
make me better, instead it made me even more isolated, I couldn't 'lie' to who
I really was. Since then, I have the courage to say: That's enough!!βπ I chose
myself instead to appear βacceptedβ.
Being different is
not a mistake, friends. If we accept our situation and our differences
honestly, we will feel happier. And especially we become more productive! Why do we try to adjust our unique
perspective and brain according to the standards and opinions of many people if
we end up becoming even more hypocritical? Just let other people's opinions be,
because our lives are not determined by anyone's opinions in this world.
We are
who we believe!π
That's what's important.π