Alex 
@AncTreat5358@lgbtqia.space
Agender queer vegan minimalist atheist AuDHDer living in perfect harmony with a sweet kitty. Health: Sjogren's; ME/CFS; CRPS; Mild Cognitive Impairment; Auditory Processing Disorder Interests: photography, fine art, YouTube channels, Apple ecosystem, invisible illnesses, etymology, global awareness, plants, WFPB diet, LGBTQ issues, trans rights, small business (especially women- & minority-owned), and pinball. Oh, and most importantly, I celebrate cats! Posts auto-deleted after one month.
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Alex
@AncTreat5358@lgbtqia.space
Agender queer vegan minimalist atheist AuDHDer living in perfect harmony with a sweet kitty. Health: Sjogren's; ME/CFS; CRPS; Mild Cognitive Impairment; Auditory Processing Disorder Interests: photography, fine art, YouTube channels, Apple ecosystem, invisible illnesses, etymology, global awareness, plants, WFPB diet, LGBTQ issues, trans rights, small business (especially women- & minority-owned), and pinball. Oh, and most importantly, I celebrate cats! Posts auto-deleted after one month.
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@AncTreat5358@lgbtqia.space
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Apr 19, 2026
I've been deep diving into this YouTube channel. It has great non-binary and neurodivergent (especially autistic) content.
The one thing that keeps catching me off guard is that they are framing neurodivergence as a disability. Is that a cultural thing that I missed (they are in the UK)? Or is it the perception of this YouTuber? I've always framed it as a different type of brain and way of looking at the world.
I'll still keep watching and supporting their content, but it's something that keeps niggling me.
@AdelaideAlchemist@www.youtube.com
@autistics@fedigroups.social #ActuallyAutistics #NonBinary #YouTube #Disability
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