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I have autism but im not 100% sure what to do with my life? (leminal.space)
submitted 1 week ago by GrumpyCat@leminal.space to c/autism@lemmy.world
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You may not know this but i have autism and dyslexia. I recently got out of highschool but im not quite sure what to do with my life, ideas are hard sometimes. I do have a few ideas but they woudent be beneficial in the long run.

Do i find a hobby, get a job, go to collage, there's so much im not sure where to start or what to stick with?

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[-] LuxSpark@lemmy.cafe 3 points 1 week ago

Here’s the good part, it’s up to you to define your life. If you have people supporting you, it’s even better because you have more options. Think about what is important to you like money, career, or family. If you don’t care about those things then don’t make a life around them, you will be miserable. Just be honest with yourself about what you want, even if it’s not what others think you should want.

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