![The image shows a tweet from a user named "elizabeth" with the handle "[@]itselizabethbtw." The tweet is written in black text on a white background. The tweet reads: "does anyone else who's neurodivergent feel like you've always had trouble 'fitting in' in groups of friends? like you're there but you're not an integral part. and this isn't some self pity shit, there's just this feeling of being on the periphery no matter how hard you try." The tweet is accompanied by a profile picture of a person with long dark hair, wearing a dark top, and a bat emoji next to the username.](/proxy/post_attachment/492426/7f7ad312b8.jpeg "The image shows a tweet from a user named \"elizabeth\" with the handle \"[@]itselizabethbtw.\" The tweet is written in black text on a white background. The tweet reads: \"does anyone else who's neurodivergent feel like you've always had trouble 'fitting in' in groups of friends? like you're there but you're not an integral part. and this isn't some self pity shit, there's just this feeling of being on the periphery no matter how hard you try.\" The tweet is accompanied by a profile picture of a person with long dark hair, wearing a dark top, and a bat emoji next to the username.")
Edited 224d ago
@adhd_coffee My youngest daughter and I are both autistic, she told me once about a song from Bob's Burgers (I think) and the lyrics said being autistic is like walking into a room full of people, and none of them like you, and none of them know why. Perfect description for my experiences.