Katherine Pennington·Oct 24The alexithymia of the female narcissistMy name is Katherine, and I am writing a post today about how female alexithymia works in a narcissist.
William Fletcher Gilreath·Oct 24Autism Emotional Blindness and Hiding in Plain SightAlexithymia and Social ReclusionA response icon1A response icon1
InWrite A CatalystbyBeverly🏳️⚧️·Sep 24Aphantasia. What? Huh? Debugging an Aphantasic’s Thinking, Anxiety, & Dysphoria Equations.I see nothing when I close my eyes. Turns out that is only one variable… the human brain is weird, wild, and complex….A response icon2A response icon2
InNeurodiversidlybyBeverly🏳️⚧️·Sep 23Aphantasia QuestionnaireSelf-assessment tool only; I’m not a doctor!
r0xcyb3r·Sep 5The Delusional World of What ifs?what if someone really accepts the way I’m, accepts all flaws, stays patient with me whenever I’ll be emotionally drained and can’t express…
InUnheard VoicesbyJ.K. Hamilton·Aug 25The Feeling Was Real Before It Had a NameWhy difficulty identifying an emotion does not make the emotion weaker, less meaningful, or absent
Augusto Blanco·Aug 2“I Don’t Feel Anything.” There’s a Name for That.You don’t feel much. You’re not broken, you were never taught how. There’s a name for that, and it can change.
InThe Other Mind | Autism, Cognition, IdentitybyChristian Gajewski·Jul 30Why You Confuse Emotions With Feelings. Two Collapsed Triangles.Zinberg’s drug model and Sternberg’s love model converge on the same dopamine vertex.A response icon6A response icon6
