Masking in Neurodivergent Adults – The Hidden Cost of Seeming ‘Fine’
You’ve learned how to hold it together. At work, you smile, nod, and over-perform. In social settings, you laugh at the right time, make eye contact, and push down the part of you that’s quietly overwhelmed. You’ve trained yourself to read cues, to blend, to adapt. But behind closed doors, you’re exhausted. Drained. Disconnected from […]
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