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By the way. Before you rush to get a professional diagnosis for a Brain Thing you should really weigh your options. Like do you just want to "prove it" or will this actually give you access to treatment you can't have otherwise? Are the treatment options available worth having the government know you're neurodivergent? Because sometimes it's better to keep things off the record because unfortunately we still live in a very deeply ableist society and you might not want to have more real material oppression stacked against you than you have to

I've known for like 5 years that I'm autistic and 2 that I might have adhd, but I didn't bother to get a diagnosis because why would I need a paper to say what I already know. The only reason I need diagnosis now is because I'm not doing well in uni and that combined with my major means I'm always on the last group to choose classes and when it's my turn I can't choose anything cuz classes are already full, and that means I'm falling behind on my schedule and now I owe more money than I would if I didn't have a disability, so if I get my papers, I'll get moved to first place in the choosing groups and I won't be as behind as I am now. The thing is, just the autism diagnosis is 120 dollars that I don't have and my parents won't contribute so I'll have to wait a bit to save enough money and do it myself lmao

>:D

Living in Chile means that you could choose half of the options in this poll and all of them would be correct at the same time lol

The best part is that he absolutely would do that in canon lmao

The fact that the entirety of South America and Central America have to share school with Brazil, who doesn't speak Spanish, with the exception of Mexico, who has to share it with USA and Canada, who doesn't speak Spanish either.

I had the same reaction when my philosophy teacher went from talking about Aristotle to asking us about the dilemma of the brain in the bucket in the span of 5 minutes lmao