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Goldenhar syndrome

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hate hate hate verbal shutdown. want to feel good. want to talk. overwhelm bad bad bad.
I recently reblogged a post saying "oversharing, me, going nonverbal" I just wanna make sure yall know that when I post this types of things I actually mean going nonverbal, which I do when I'm really overstimulated or overwhelmed, I do take neurodivergent terms very seriously and I won't ever use "going nonverbal" to say I'm just quiet, or "hyperfixation" to say I've been obsessed with a certain tv show recently, if you see me use those terms I actually mean them, I don't know about the person who posted it but I do.
I'm actually jealous of whoever means staying quiet by going nonverbal. When I go nonverbal I mean it takes so much effort and energy to talk I simply don't, I can force myself to speak but I can't promise anything more than 3 words, and even 3 words are mentally exhausting. Last time I went nonverbal my mother kept getting mad I wouldn't answer her and I started to cry cause it was hard as fuck, not really fun to go nonverbal
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Forcing myself to talk after being nonverbal for ages and genuinely feeling like crying bc I wasn’t ready yet

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Today our chronic illnesses chose violence. The moment i stood up I had to sit back down..”it’s a day spent in front of the TV and in the recliner for you mister!” Sighs….stupid POTS and ME/CFS
I used to be nonverbal and only use ASL but then when I eventually started speaking some words (speech therapy and such) my parents stopped responding to ASL and stopped teaching me new words. I could only use my words from now on. I still go nonverbal occasionally but I have no way to say anything now. And I get yelled at for not talking. I know I could still relearn ASL now but it’s not the same if I had been fluid my entire life from childhood. Still gonna try though. But it’s still messed up they did that in the first place though. Never told anyone this cause I didn’t think it was weird until recently.
In honor of disability pride month and the resurgence of my x-men obsession, I am reposting my nonverbal/nonspeaking x-men headcanons!!
(I wrote these all out once on an old x-men roleplay blog I had but I deleted the blog so the post is also gone. Also, these are just x-men characters, not exclusively the x-men team.)
Scott Summers (Cyclops) is nonverbal autistic and prefers the term nonverbal! He uses a few types of AAC, including American Sign Language and an AAC device. He is also accustomed to carrying around a notepad or communication cards (generally used when he is not superhero-ing around)
Alex Summers (Havok) is nonverbal autistic and prefers the term nonverbal!! Much to the dismay of most of those around him, he refuses to use any type of AAC. He feels that if someone can't tell what he is trying to get across from facial expressions, body language, and occasional hand gestures then they aren't worth communicating with. He does, however, often get frustrated when the people closest to him don't understand him.
Logan (Wolverine) is minimal speaking and does not acknowledge it in any way, shape, or form. He rarely uses words when communicating but makes noises instead (mostly grunting).
Charles Xavier (Professor X) is nonspeaking and uses the term nonspeaking! He has unilateral vocal cord paralysis as a result of a severe infection he suffered as a child that damaged the nerves in his vocal cords. He now has minimal ability to speak (as well as dysphagia [difficulty swallowing], dyspnea [chronic shortness of breath], and wheezy/raspy breathing). He relies heavily on his telepathy to communicate now but this suits him just fine as it feels more natural to him anyway.
Jean Grey has selective mutism, an anxiety disorder causing her to be unable to speak in some social situations. When she was a child she couldn't speak to nearly anyone but with the support of her fellow x-men and extensive speech therapy, she is now able to talk to the entire team using verbal communication and occasionally people outside of the x-men using her telepathy.
Erik Lehnshurr/Max Eisenhardt (Magneto) has frequent verbal shutdowns that often last for days or even weeks due to PTSD.
Kurt Wagner (Nightcrawler) is autistic and used to experience semi-frequent verbal shutdowns but is now completely nonverbal due to the abuse he endured because of the shutdowns. He uses an AAC device (programmed for both German and English!!) and it is one of his most prized possessions!!
Kevin Sydney (Morph) has infrequent verbal shutdowns due to PTSD from their time under Mister Sinister's control. These usually only last a couple of hours, though a few have continued over 24 hours. They have homemade communication cards that were gifted to them by the team but Morph doesn't often use them due to their struggles with imposter syndrome.
BONUS:
Pietro Maximoff (Quicksilver) is hyperverbal autistic! Not only does he talk a lot but his mutation causes him to speak at speeds a majority of people can't understand. This causes great difficulty when communicating verbally because it takes a lot of focus and energy for him to slow himself down and even when he does he still talks quite fast. The same problem occurs when trying to communicate telepathically or using any kind of gestures. All in all, speaking/thinking/gesturing slow enough for the world at large to understand takes a great deal of energy and he is often very drained after interacting with other people.
Thank you so much for indulging me and reading through all this!! Verbal spectrum headcanons and representation are so so important to me so it means a lot!! Special shout out to @cripplecharacters for everything they do over there but especially finally giving me the confidence to type these all out and share them again!!
Feel free to add your own OR suggest some x-men characters for me to add to the list!! :D