Getting Unstuck

[@clannard1]

In principle, I love this video. On another level, I have mixed feelings. People with neurodevelopmental conditions (e.g. autism, adhd) often find environmental and social stressors overwhelming. This overwhelm can lead to burnout, a state that looks very 'stuck-like', or responses (shutdown, meltdown) that may seem 'infantile' or out of proportion to a person's life stage and age. Their everyday coping mechanisms to navigate a confusing and stressful world may seem 'infantile' or 'weird' to onlookers who lack understanding of these conditions. If you're autistic, it can get very hard working out which states/responses are due to your neurophysiology, and which are due to sin, rebellion and lack of repentance. It's even harder to find a priest/father confessor who understands.

[@seta2382]

I am stuck

[@JeremyTaylor-bh6dx]

😮 I know what you're talking about father it only takes waking up from a good dream and ending up committing a mortal sin and from there, you can get stuck making bad decisions and being stuck committing sin after sin after sin

[@JeremyTaylor-bh6dx]

😂 It was the blessing to me, father