@NicelyManifest@mastodon.social
Post #2348272
2026-05-06 08:57 UTC
@KatyElphinstone@mas.to Spot on.
The so-termed 'neurotypical' is often shallow on effects such as justice.
The negatively labelled 'neurodivergent' have a deep sense of justice.
Why? Because life is amplified with AuDHD - you get overwhelmed with overload so want things to be ordered and 'correct' to reduce that. From that comes strong sense of justice I feel.
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@painting_squirrel@muenchen.social 2026-05-06 09:38
@NicelyManifest@mastodon.social @KatyElphinstone@mas.to I believe that another aspect also comes from rules, norms, and concepts like justice being deeply linked to group dynamics and the like. Neurotypicals have an easier time recognizing when enforcing social norms might be detrimental to their relationships/group status and subsequently ignoring said norms.
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@PatternChaser@mas.to 2026-05-06 11:14
@NicelyManifest@mastodon.social @KatyElphinstone@mas.to Yes, autists, and maybe AuDHDers too, have a *DEEP* commitment to honesty, fairness and justice. It comes/goes with the territory, I find. 👍