Sometimes I regret

Today I feel somehow sad, somehow out of place, I feel like maybe it would be much better to not know… to not be aware and not identify as an aspie. In fact this knowledge and advice from this forum helped me improve my well-being, helped me decrease my anxiety, helped me deal with situations which cause me stress. All this is very useful for me. But sometimes self doubt and identity crisis is exhausting. This is the price. Looks like I’m not supposed to just relax and be fully happy. Maybe it’s not given to anyone. But today I’m sitting in the cafeteria and wondering how I would be if I didn’t know. Would I have this job, that I actually like and enjoy, or would I end up again as a customer service assistant and suffer from anxiety and overwhelm like before. Just wanted to share some thoughts. Today I feel like I shouldn’t be here like I don’t deserve it although I love this place. I know that imposter is pretty common among us. 
i wish you all a good day.

Parents
  • Sometimes knowing about our condition can be a double-edged sword. It's like, on one hand, we have this insight that helps us navigate the world better, but on the other hand, it can lead to these moments of doubt and questioning. It's tough. But remember all the progress you've made. That's huge!

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  • Sometimes knowing about our condition can be a double-edged sword. It's like, on one hand, we have this insight that helps us navigate the world better, but on the other hand, it can lead to these moments of doubt and questioning. It's tough. But remember all the progress you've made. That's huge!

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