Stop Asking Neurodivergent People THIS Question...

#autismdiagnosis #adhd #anxiety #neurodivergent #autistic Sources:
Some are okay with being asked what they do for a living. But some are not. How do you feel when someone asks you this question? Have you ever had the feeling that they are trying to see if you are worth talking to?
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