r/AuDHDWomen
A safe space for those who identify as both Autistic and having ADHD - self-diagnosed, clinically assessed or questioning. Everyone is welcome, including non-binary, trans, or any other folks who feel they belong in femme-focused spaces. Please respect our Community Guidelines and refer to the Rules for more info: 1. We recognize Autism and ADHD as disabilities. 2. We can offer advice and support but not a diagnosis. 3. AuDHD is challenging for all of us; please try to communicate with kindness.
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r/AuDHDWomen Subreddit Rules
We believe Autism and ADHD are both disabilities.
You don't have to believe that, or maybe you believe in the model of social disability, BUT this is not the place to debate it or put down those of us who see our disability as a disability.
This is a community of support.
Disability isn't a bad word.
No Spam
We all know what spam is... but if you need more:
» Sending people outside of reddit (news articles/scholarly articles of relevance allowed), but especially for any services (unless the post specifically asks)
- Repeat comments
- General Spam
- Suspicious links or suggestion for following someone on social media sites.
- Suggesting "cures"
No Gatekeeping
This sub fully supports self diagnoses & those seeking diagnoses later in life. We are aware of the “issues” with self diagnoses, but it isn’t our place to judge or gatekeeper people from knowing themselves.
Respect other people
Respect all other people. This includes:
- not trying to force your opinion on others
- respect what others find insulting; do not insult anyone
- respecting boundaries of other people
This is of course not a complete list and there are many other examples of disrespecting others. Please use your common sense and try not to be disrespectful.
Potentially harmful advice
You may always share things that helped you or others you know, but do not
- put it in a way that reads like it will help anyone the same way
- do not relativize potential harm
- absolutely do not give medical advice when you don't exactly know what you're talking about, it may do way more harm than good
No prejudice
No queerphobia, abelism, ethnic xenophobia, fatphobia or anything similar.
No posts looking for study participation
This subreddit is a safe space for its members, not a place full of study/questionnaire participants. If you are looking for participants for your study/questionnaire you can do so in r/SampleSize
Excluded from this rule: Community members who post survey posts on this sub, which are not intended for data collection.
All subreddit rules also apply to user flairs
All aforementioned rules explicitly apply to user flairs in this subreddit, too.
Content Warnings and potentially triggering posts
The title of your post has to have a content warning (CW) at the beginning (e.g. "[CW dietary] Autism and food") and the post needs to be spoilered, if you want to post content that might potentially be triggering. What counts as triggering or not should be up to the common sense of the post author.
Images depicting self harm are not allowed.
Posts must relate to living with AuDHD/disability
This sub is for the discussion of living with AuDHD and comorbidities and related/similar conditions in some way. Posts that are off topic or don't contribute any meaningful discussion might be removed.
Outside intended audience
This sub is a femme-focused space, and is not intended for cis men. Although we do not forbid anyone from participating in a respectful manner, we urge cis men to make use of spaces that are not femme-focused, to keep this space as safe as possible for our members.
No unnecessary use of AI
We discourage any and every use of AI, due to possible social, environmental and ethical impacts. The use of AI is only allowed if you need it to properly express yourself, because of personal limitations, that you will not be asked to disclose. ("Unnecessary" is a subjective term, and decisions about this rules will be left to the mod's discretion.)
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