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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@MidewontmissSep 5

kiss her slowly. don’t rush through it like you’re trying to get somewhere else. kiss her because, in that moment, there is nowhere else you would rather be. let it be playful. Let yourself laugh when you’re too close to keep a straight face. Hold her face gently. Run your fingers through her hair. Pull her closer by the waist. Kiss her like you’re discovering something you never want to forget. like you want to take her dancing afterward, spin her around somewhere completely empty and watch her smile at you. don’t treat the kiss like a beginning to something you need to take from her. let the kiss itself be enough. stay there. take your time. make her feel like, for those few minutes, she is the only person in the world you can see.

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

C H A I S L Y N ❣️@chaislynmusicSep 5

I know I have a new song coming out and I already know what song comes out after it, but I just wrote one solo that I’m obsessed with I’ve listened to the voice memo like 100000000 times

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

C H A I S L Y N ❣️@chaislynmusicSep 5

My new single “Dateline” out September 25th <3 Presave in bio, and y’all stay vigilant out there 🤠

Image from C H A I S L Y N ❣️ (@chaislynmusic)

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Daniel Chapman@dpc2376Sep 6

singing this bridge is free therapy btw🤠🫠 #songwriter #nocontact #breakup youtube.com/shorts/8VVA74Se8… via @YouTube

singing this bridge is free therapy btw🤠🫠 #songwriter #nocontact #breakup

singing this bridge is free therapy btw🤠🫠 #songwriter #nocontact #breakup

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@VermaaaS7Aug 29

Watch: Innocent Little Boy Kisses Golden. Living Statue, Making Both The Artist And Child Burst Into Laughter. This is sooo Beautiful and Cute 🥰

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJul 25

I need people to understand that “high functioning autism” often means “makes everyone else comfortable at enormous personal cost”

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJul 24

Sometimes you have to find a way to push through that depression so you can make that appointment to finally get your ADHD medicated so you can think clearly enough to realize you’re staring down the barrel of a midlife autism diagnosis

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJul 23

wait so autistic mental health is heavily reliant on following routines, but ADHD makes you forget your routines… so how in the world do AuDHD people cope????

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJul 15

does anyone else with ADHD carry deep unshakeable guilt for not catching up with the people who actually mean something to you. you know they probably understand. it doesn't matter. the guilt just sits there. and you still can't send the message.

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJul 14

People panic about “so many autistic kids” today. I’m autistic and wasn’t diagnosed until 28. I was always one of those kids. Back then I was called weird, shy, difficult, awkward, or rude. I was punished for traits no one recognized. We were always here. Now we’re finally being seen.

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJul 14

I should have known I was autistic when I took a three month nap after leaving every job and only worried about money when I literally had no more food

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@favwontmissJul 13

Psychologist here and I’ll keep saying it confidently, CPTSD is one of the most important, and most profoundly misunderstood, conditions. What’s often missed is how profoundly disorienting it is to live with. It doesn’t just wound, it leaves a person lost inside their own story. The trauma becomes so deeply woven into identity that it’s hard to tell where the pain ends and the self begins.

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJul 12

Does anyone else with ADHD or neurodivergent get so overstimulated that you can literally feel yourself getting irritated at everything? I don’t even want to be mad and half the time nothing is actually wrong my brain just decided everything is too much at once and now I’m pissed off

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJul 13

Dating a neurodivergent person means understanding that emotional safety matters. You can’t constantly create confusion, break trust, and then expect their nervous system to respond like nothing happened.

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJul 11

For my fellow neurodivergent brains: you are allowed to pause the task and use the bathroom. You don’t have to finish the email, fold the laundry, or complete the spreadsheet first. You haven’t earned the right to pee you’ve had it all along.

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJul 11

The wild thing about being autistic is how you get called names like "gullible" and "naive" for believing people meanwhile, why are so many allotypical/allistic/neurotypical people fake ass, superficial liars? Why isn't that the problem?

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJun 28

Tell me you have CPTSD: My girlfriend came into the bathroom when I was showering and I greeted her. She said how did you hear me? I said I heard you coming up the stairs.

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJun 24

Fun fact adhd people cannot bribe themselves. ifi finish the dishes i can have a cookie. or i can just have the cookie now. "ill reward myself with a nap after this email." nap first. email never. every productivity hack ever written was written for a brain i don't have.

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJun 25

Scientists confirm the ADHD brain releases melatonin later at night, sometimes by more than an hour. You are not choosing to be wide awake at 1am. Your body clock is set to a different time than the one on the wall.

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Daniel Chapman retweeted

@favwontmissJun 24

Undiagnosed ADHD symptom nobody talks about: One of the most misunderstood ADHD symptoms is being able to handle a crisis like a pro but feeling completely paralyzed by replying to a text, folding laundry, or making a phone call.

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