「普通になりたい」を捨てていく。【ASD/発達障害/神経発達症/自閉スペクトラム症】

"I want to be normal," "If only I could be normal, I could be happy." Is that really true? This is a story about how I think we should be focusing on something else. ★Related Videos★    • ASD女性に多い、人間関係リセット癖「橋を焼く」対策あり　～発達障害/アスペルガー症...      • 自己表現が苦手なASDへおすすめなアサーション【神経発達症/発達障害/アスペルガー症...   New Channel! ★Developmental Disability Job Interview Channel★ This channel, run by NINO, features interviews about the work lives of people with developmental disabilities!    / @hattatsu_interview   ☆Official LINE☆ Get the latest information, including live stream announcements and meetup information! Those interested in appearing on the new channel "Developmental Disability Job Interview Channel" can contact us here! You can also take a career aptitude test for developmental disabilities! Official LINE → https://lin.ee/GMIbmed ☆Regarding Questions and Consultations☆ Occasionally, I receive lengthy consultations via email, but this is a burden and I am unable to answer them all. I'm sorry! Therefore, I have decided to offer paid question and consultation services. If you would like to talk to NINO or have a question or consultation, please contact me via the official LINE account. Official LINE → https://lin.ee/GMIbmed *Questions and consultations during live streams are, of course, free! (Super Chats are appreciated!) *I sometimes answer questions and consultations in the comments section with videos! ★I made original LINE stickers!★ https://line.me/S/sticker/20219283 ★For any inquiries, please contact me here★ [email protected] ★YouTube Membership NINO Members★    / @asd-nino   ★NINO Twitter★   / ninowithasd​   ==================================== I'm NINO. Born in 1980. Female. Recovered from 10 years of eating disorder and 15 years of depression/depressive state, and is now in remission. Currently very healthy. Many work experiences. I've held around 20 different jobs. I've changed jobs about 30 times. Nothing seemed to work, so I taught myself and worked as a freelance graphic designer. However, the pandemic reduced my workload, and after working part-time at an accounting firm for five and a half years, I returned to freelancing. I'm divorced twice, a single mother, and live with my only son. After years of struggling to understand my difficulties and the unsuccessful aspects of life, at age 40, I was diagnosed with a developmental disorder (ASD/Asperger's Syndrome/Autism Spectrum Disorder). The diagnosis helped me understand many things. In this YouTube channel, I share my experiences and thoughts as an adult with a developmental disorder. Please note that these are the opinions of an individual with a developmental disorder, and I have no intention of criticizing, denying, or making fun of neurotypical people or anyone else. I hope you will find this helpful as one person's perspective.