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Ever just... change dramatically?

Silhouette Mirage said:
I know what this is like. Getting past the crippling self-doubt is something I'd never want to have to do again. It seems to be pretty common in those with ASD, especially males.
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Self-doubt? What about trauma? I felt so worthless, so unwanted that, not knowing I am ASD, I believed that I was a horrible person, broken, and physically undesirable. I filled my mind with lies that I believed and have been dealing with PTSD when things remind me of those times. I first escaped that at 25 and now at 72 am working to escape the PTSD.
 
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