is getting first frustrated, then annoyed, and then completely dissociating and losing the ability to understand others when there's 2+ conversations going on around you at the same time a neurodiversity thing?
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I would also like to know this. I can’t think words if I can hear other words and it’s incredibly frustrating.
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what i've heard is that sensory processing issues and audio in particular is both an autism thing and a cPTSD thing
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I hadn’t heard the cPTSD explanation! Oh good, more uncertainty ;)
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the cPTSD symptom list is real long and boy does it perfectly describe a lot of people i know
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complex_p
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tbh i kinda think borderline and bipolar are just manifestations / variants of cPTSD
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Bipolar is pretty different from BPD -- I'm bipolar, it peaked in my early-mid 20s and went down after. mostly it's just massive energy and recklessness swings i never really had:
a bad view of myself, trouble with emotional control, unstable relationships, passive worry, etc.
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yeah not saying the symptoms are necessarily similar, think there's sort of similar underlying abuse / neglect patterns and then lots of outwardly different patterns of compensations for those. i'm more confident about this for borderline than bipolar tho
I agree with BPD and cPTSD being related, but as much as I looked into having cPTSD (read from surviving to thriving, spot read emotionally absent mother, am in close contact with several cPTSD folks), I just don't really meet it
e.g. highlighted is what I had issues with:
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hmm yeah okay read a bit more about bipolar and it does seem "lower-level" somehow
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