Why Socialising in a Group Can Be Hard Work as a Neurodivergent
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Without sufficient social or economic integration, a person’s mental health will deteriorate. What is it like for autistic people? Photo by Kindel Media on Pexels Of all the things I wish that I knew before I graduated high school, social and economic integration were not on my list. Neither would I know how difficult both would be
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