S3 E7 - The AuDHD push/pull - when ADHD wants to go and autism says no
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S3 E7 - The AuDHD push/pull - when ADHD wants to go and autism says no
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In this episode of Glitchy Switch, I talk about what it feels like to have both adult ADHD and autism — that AuDHD “push–pull” where one part of you wants novelty and motion, and another part of you wants structure, clarity, and quiet.
I share the contradictions it creates in real life — from paperwork and routines, to small talk and social energy — and why, looking back, it makes a lot of sense that I ended up in a career built around structure and rapport.
In this episode:
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What “ADHD wants go, autism wants no” actually feels like in day-to-day life.
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Why I can crave novelty, yet get anxious when things are vague or unclear.
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The social contradiction: coming across confident, but finding small talk genuinely stressful.
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How AuDHD shows up at work, including why structure can feel like relief.
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What this push–pull looked like for me in dating, and why ambiguity was both thrilling and terrifying.
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Note: This podcast is shared purely as first-hand experiences to help others and should not be considered medical advice. Listeners should seek proper guidance if they have concerns or questions of a medical nature.