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Autistically Speaking

Rhys Morgan

Being a late diagnosed autistic and 12 years sober content on rebuilding a life after being a priest and alcoholic.

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Latest Issues

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🧨 I wasn’t born with guilt — it was given to me

They didn’t call it guilt.

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🧠 Flipping the script on “hating your ADHD”

I used to hate my brain.

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The Moment It Clicked: My Late Diagnosis Story

As a kid, I knew something was “off,” though I couldn’t put words to it. Lunchtimes were the worst — the clatter of plates and trays in a packed school dinner hall felt like standing next to a jet engine. I’d escape whenever I could. Evenin...

4 months ago
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The Consistency Trap: A Myth That’s Holding Neurodivergent Creatives Back

I know I know You haven’t heard from me for ages so that’a the elephant in this room I got burned out - stress at work thatg I can’t talk about - it’s not massive and it’s better than it was so anyways!

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  • Rhys Morgan

    I'm Rhys—autistic, ADHD, and navigating life my own way. I share honest, practical advice to help fellow neurodivergents manage relationships, build financial stability, and find clarity in a world not designed for us. Let's thrive together.

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