Tag: self acceptance
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I Speak Many Languages. Masking Follows Me in ALL of Them

I’m multilingual. But behind each language was a mask—until I found the one that didn’t come with trauma. Turns out, fluency isn’t freedom. Identity is.
❄️Siearra Frost❄️
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Relearning ASL and Letting My Hands Do the Healing

Sign language returned like a lost part of me—calming, expressive, safe. Now I use my hands to say what my voice learned to suppress.
❄️Siearra Frost❄️
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Masking and Language Chaos

So, I was proven wrong on something. It has shaken my world and it has to do with masking. A more common trait in AuDHD, not sure why. It is still new to doctors as AuDHD is only just getting recognized. My world is shaken to say the least.
❄️Siearra Frost❄️
