Post #589750
2026-03-03 05:43 UTC
I'll be going to Taiwan and Japan in April. My first time outside of Europe since my #ADHD diagnosis and now having to go through the paperwork to declare import of stimulants/controlled drugs.
My take away is once again, they hate us neurodiverse. They demand we conform their expectations. When we try that by medicating, they make us jump through hoops. "Oh you want an easier life, sure here is a list of things you need to do additionally … what is executive dysfunction?!" 🤮 // @actuallyadhd
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@dahie@chaos.social 2026-03-03 06:20
@actuallyadhd https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGzwoPJ3sE0
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@len@nyan.network 2026-03-03 06:43
@dahie I've never once seen the drug laws in Asian countries as specifically against neurodiversity, considering the backdrop of the opium crises and colonialism-era anti-drug laws. I /am/ curious how you've travelled between countries within Europe without doing any paperwork. You can travel without, but legally you should be doing the paperwork (it's about the same level required as of Taiwan, if you "get caught" worst is the meds /might/ be taken away).