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[bricehammack]

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[transenbyconfessions]

So I went with any pronouns bc I cannot define my gender identity (I'm likely agender). Since I'm not very much the cisnormative perception of transness, my agender identity gets erased and people still perceive me in the assigned gender. I feel less trans than my fellow trans binary people. I kinda forget that I'm trans and I don't suffer everyday for being perceived wrongly in terms of gender. I feel like I'm not representative of the community bc I don't feel that much gender dysphoria. prolly im too tired and depressed to care. I feel like I'm more of a trans ally xD. i know that I'm trans but I just.... don't care to be a proud one I guess xD

[autism-unfiltered]

a question from a self dx autistic- is it possible to be autistic and never have meltdowns or shutdowns? I don't even mean rarely. I've never had a shutdown or a meltdown in my entire life. I relate to a vast majority of other autistic traits, however, and I've taken my fair share of legit autism tests and they all came back with overwhelmingly high scores. Sorry for the unnecessarily long ask, but I was just feeling a bit of imposter syndrome because of it and I was wondering if you could help.

That's an excellent question and one that many people wonder about. Autism is a spectrum disorder, which means that it manifests differently in different individuals. While meltdowns and shutdowns are common for many on the spectrum, they are not a requirement for a diagnosis.

However, it's important to note that while self-diagnosis can be a useful starting point, only a clinical diagnosis from a qualified healthcare professional can provide a comprehensive understanding of whether you are on the autism spectrum. If you've scored high on legitimate autism tests and relate to many autistic traits, it would be advisable to seek a formal diagnosis for a complete picture of your neurodiversity.

Imposter syndrome is common, especially when you don't fit into the stereotypical mold of what a condition "should" look like. But remember, a formal diagnosis is the most reliable way to confirm your experiences and traits.

Best wishes as you continue on your journey of self-discovery and understanding.

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[roughandtumble-r]

Issue 4 of Imposter Syndrome is here, so let’s get right into it!

So Eggman figures out that his base is being attacked, but he also sees that it is in fact not Sonic and Tails who are doing it...

Eggman then calls in Metal Sonic, and him and Surge fight for a bit. However, unfortunately for him...

...he’s a faker!

Eggman also learns that Starline is here too, and he hacks into Eggman’s Eggnet to do THIS...

...so wait a second, that means it wasn’t Eggman who called the badniks to his base in Issue 49, it was actually Starline all along! However, because he used Eggman’s Eggnet and stuff to do it, Belle and the other badniks aren’t able to tell the difference and just assume they’re taking orders from Eggman. 

Also, Eggman manages to escape after his badniks start attacking him, and Starline comes in to claim his new (possibly only temporary) throne.

GET A LOAD OF THIS!

And that’s it for Imposter Syndrome! I don’t think I had quite as much fun reading this one as I did Tangle and Whisper and Bad Guys, but I do still think it was really good and did a really good job setting up for what’s to come in Issue 50. I also really like both Surge and Kit as characters and am definitely interested to see what they end up doing, and we’ll be getting to see their plan come to fruition in Issue 50 as well as possibly continuing after that in the following issues (I’ve heard some people theorize that Kit might actually be faker-ing his way onto Sonic and Tails’ good side in Issue 51 just to double-cross them in that issue, which is possible), so I’m interested to see where that goes too.

[e-ellis-allen-is-girl-on-stilts]

FAKE IT 'TILL YOU MAKE IT OR UNTIL YOU CHOKE AND DIE: A Study in Character

Ever wonder if you have Imposter Syndrome?

Yesterday, at the gym, I stopped to talk to a fellow True-Crime-o-Philo (Lori Vallow Daybell was found guilty on all accounts last Friday). As we speculated about the upcoming trial of her partner-in-crime and husband, Chad, she asked me if I was still doing “the whole writing thing” and wrinkled her nose. To some, giving oneself the title of “writer” is ridiculous unless they’ve read your…

[bringmannkopetzki]

DJs, they are just like us... . . . #impostersyndrome #selfdoubt #dj #djlife #wrongtrack #techno #housemusic #rave #festival #nightlife #party #cartoon #comics #bringmannundkopetzki #fazemag https://www.instagram.com/p/CpCXtERsMyo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[eatzmoth]

✩sometimes I start to doubt that I am autistic until I taste a lightly burnt piece of food and it makes me want to scratch my tongue off.✩

[rickygadvisor]

Everything starts with you. The first step is self acceptence. We all have a dark side. We have flaws. Most of us are weird. But who wants to be perfect? Perfect is boring. Everything we feel shame for is what makes us wonderful. Like an accent, funny face expressions, your extreme shyness, or red hair of freckles. I wish I had that. What if you could see yourself just the way I see you! 💖 What makes you weird and wonderful? #designerslife #creativesofinstagram #creativeentrepreneur #businessofdesign #impostersyndrome #impostersyndromeisreal #designcutscommunity #personalgrowth #personalbrandingcoach #personalbrandingtips #personalbrandingconsultant #personalbrandingexpert #personalbrandingstrategist #creativewomen #graphicdesigners #graphicdesignstudent #graphicdesignermalaysia #welovebranding #creativeentrepreneurship #creativeentrepeneur Reposted from @theannelihansson (at Miami Beach, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmwF9QjratT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[bipolarcoffeeslayer]

My interpretation of the mind of someone dealing with imposter syndrome

[yisum]

從「慢性自我懷疑」和「冒名頂替綜合症」到「優柔寡斷和自卑」——

from chronic self-doubt and imposter syndrome to indecisiveness and low self-esteem.

您不信任自己的 7 個心理原因(1)

7 Psychological Reasons You Don’t Trust Yourself

使您難以相信自己的不是過去的事件，而是您現在的習慣。

It’s not events from your past that make it hard to trust yourself — it’s your habits in the present.

1. 懷念過去——热衷反省过去

Dwelling on the past——bad habit of ruminating on the past

它沒有生產力。不健康的反芻不斷進行，實際上並沒有帶來任何好處。

It’s not productive.Unhealthy rumination keeps going and going without actually resulting in any benefit.

這是強迫性的。不同于健康的反思（深思熟慮和有意而为的）

It’s compulsive.different than healthy reflection(deliberate and intentional)

長期反思過去的錯誤和失敗也會讓你的大腦相信你不值得信任。

(待續）

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[vegasgirlvlogs]

I fell off the wagon hard. It's the main reason I haven't done more in depth posts. It felt embarrassing to be like

"Hey yeah, I'm still here! Just neglecting all my duties and further digging myself into a hole that I'll be a cry baby about later."

I'm good at a lot of things...healing and growing past my BS doesn't seem to be one of these things. Holding myself accountable etc. I know it's depression but I also know I'm the only one who can fix myself.

Anyway. I kept my head low today and just have been (slowly) catching up on work and did a fascial release with my softball and foam roller. Did some yoga. Now at night I did a short resistance band workout and some weighted accessory work (lunges and triceps.) I'm caught up on school work but when new assignments get piled on and weekend duties (renovating, chores here at my other home) I tend to slip back into doing things last minute. I've been using any free time to just escape these stupid feelings. #notproductive My goal for the night is to finish some assignments due next week.

[morningskylark]

Do you not feel adequate at work? If you do, then you are not alone in that way of thinking. An outstanding 70% of people admit to feeling like they aren’t good enough at some point in their career. However, you need to realize that you are good enough.

This feeling is known as imposter syndrome. It is something that sticks with you for long periods of time, making you feel almost crippling amounts of self-doubt. We will be covering everything that you need to know in this short report, so be sure to continue reading if you or someone you know suffers from imposter syndrome.

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[justapillowpetpanda]

ADHD & Imposter Syndrome: The Inner Critic Is Loud Today

There's something wicked in the way my inner critic speaks to me through my ADHD. A taunting voice, a belief in the worst, and the perfect opportunity for imposter syndrome to invade my every thought. This often teams up with a dip in my self-esteem and the evolving deconstruction of a childhood led by puritanical ideology. My wave of emotions only help deepen the twisted perspective the inner critic tries desperately to get me to believe. I've tried to ignore it in the past, believing that distraction was a way for me to "feel better." Life and joy don't work that way, not really anything does.

Original digital artwork by Britt Bender

ADHD & The Inner Child

The world can be a capitalist hell and it often preys upon my ability to care. To care about art, life, accomplishments, and almost everything else. Somedays I can't give a single sh*t about the art surrounding me in my studio. That simply sucks. I'm a fantastic artist, a good friend, and a loving partner, and even though it's hard to say it, I'm a good writer. Because of a society that praises the neurotypical, my own ex-evangelical trauma, and the fear of joy in something not producing monetary gain, It can be hard to think I'm anything worthy of praise at all. Imposter syndrome is masterful in the worst ways but can be pushed and reframed. Reframing or taking a break from my mind can feel impossible sometimes. There's a lot of fear and "what if?" talk surrounding this experience. Doubt becomes a present enemy and anxiety tags along as a sort of sidekick. My inner child doesn't scream at me, instead there's an upsetting solemness in the voice that brings up a necessary inner guilt. Part of me looks at the accomplishments and joy in my life with a sincere amount of admiration. In the past it's been much harder to even acknowledge that voice over the loudness coming from the questions and doubt put forth by imposter syndrome. Nowadays, it's not at a place I'd hope for it to be, but I've found myself stopping and addressing the inner critic more than I have in the past.

Facing Imposter Syndrome

Picking at every little detail, second guessing your own intelligence, and most any other road block can come with imposter syndrome. It's typically worse for anyone not a straight, able-bodied, white, cis-gender man. Being someone whose external aesthetic leans towards the feminine (even though I would identify as gender-fluid), discussing anything or being talented in an area dominated by men can be a horrible experience. I still experience a deep uncomfortable fear when needing to address concerns or ask for what is rightfully mine. It's not something new for me, but it has changed its appearance based on where I am in my career and/or stage of life. ADHD contains layers. The layers of skill regression, hyper focus, and more have served to only help my imposter syndrome. It becomes easier to explain potential mistakes or the validity of "what if?" moments in my mind. Doubt shakes hands with my mind, inviting in the false narratives placed in front of me. "I'm not meant to write about horror" "I don't want to come across as..." "Maybe I should stick to writing about..." "Do you work as hard as__?" "You're not keeping up with the latest news" "You know you have to work at this harder than him" "Maybe it's ok I wasn't considered for this" "Does your background in film even matter?" "It's not worth the inevitable argument" "Best to just ignore it" "Stick to your area of coverage" "I don't want to write right now and that breaks my heart" "My studio is a mess again" "I used to be able to..." These aren't statements from some TV villain or from an online troll...these are my own thoughts. They are ones I have had in the past or recent ones that have come up time and time again. I don't want them. It would be great to ignore them, same as I do with the daily instances in which my potential is fucked over by a man's decision or a "good guy" and his indecisive self-protection. My mind can often regard my ADHD as the enemy. In many of my symptoms and breakdowns, that's very plausible. But there's a relief in writing down those inner thoughts and messages. It's easier to take down something negative in your own mind when it's written plainly in front of you. When it comes to dealing with things outside of my ADHD, there's a level of difficulty that becomes a special kind of hell because of my inner critic and subtle (or not so subtle) sexism playing out day to day for me. Writing about my experiences has definitely helped, but I am also lucky enough and privileged to have access to therapy. I try my best to work through my fears when it comes to standing up for myself or acknowledging what I deserve. It's something that truly is work each and every day, but it doesn't drain me. Reminding myself the worth that my inner critic and imposter syndrome ignore is what counts. I can't continue to be my own enemy. Otherwise, I'd be joining a select few and society in creating my narrative. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cZu-4esvRY Read the full article

[hizokucycles]

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