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Matt Steinglass@mattsteinglass.bsky.social |
In what sense is a lack of self-doubt neurotypical?
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Matt Steinglass@mattsteinglass.bsky.social |
In what sense is a lack of self-doubt neurotypical?
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Eb
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people whose brains handle the world differently from what is considered "typical" tend to figure that out and spend a lot of time questioning ourselves and thinking about how we think and not assuming we're always getting it right. People whose brains function typically seem to not worry about it.
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Dillon (6 Sided Games)
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There's a very big difference between self-doubt and a spiral of "what if's." Most people only go through a few of the "what if scenarios" before they can move on. Someone like myself, I'll spend literally DAYS OR WEEKS going through every permutation of how a thing can be abused. I Spiral.
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