Charlotte Bachelor
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333 appearances
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard Sep 2025
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So if you're someone who has um sensory sensitivities or sensory differences, you might find, okay, I need to invest in a good pair of noise canceling headphones or I need a fidget that helps me focus that has a certain texture or lack of certain texture.
Um
If you're someone
Like me, I found out the second and last semester I was in college.
Um, I worked with if you're in school or have access to this, I worked with an accessibility specialist at my school's resource center for persons with disabilities.
And she kind of helped me find those um goal setting in terms of not overextending, in terms of
asking for clarification and really the baseline level of advocacy I would need to finish out my classes at school and then be able to carry on.
in the workplace.
So I think it really it's important for you to sit down and feel your feelings, but then make a list of what do you think would be most helpful, what has been most helpful in the past and what you have find un what have you have found unhelpful or maybe things
you um don't repeat and you just apply it to any area of your life of friendships, romantic partnerships, the workplace, education and
Um, I think for me hearing from other autistic voices, hearing from other, especially black autistic women, has been very crucial in helping me um identify and meet those needs I have and being able to communicate them, um
really without fear of judgment and just more of a very matter of fact, this is what I need to make this space equitable be equitable for me to participate.
So my needs can be met or they're not gonna get met or I might have to go be friends with someone else or be in a different social group.
Um, but that really was kind of my baseline thinking or thinking that I think would be helpful for other people.
And there's no timeline on this discovery either.
You can process for a month and then go look for resources or you can get your um you can get your diagnosis on a Wednesday and by Monday morning you're already planning
how to your self accommodations and you know things like that.
So I think really understanding that it's a deeply personal process and that like anything with goal setting, there's trial and error.
So just continuing to give yourself grace and the flexibility
to um change your mindset about things or change how you approach accommodating yourself.
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