

Your first part is correct, but we’re not living in a vacuum. We’re living in a society populated and created mainly by and for neurotypical people. If you’re far enough outside of that, not being able to navigate that environment and live a successful and fulfilling life - even in the absence of societal pressure - can be traumatic enough that medication is a great option.
All of the above said, I agree that changing your own perspective on yourself, coming to terms with “I am who I am”, can relieve a good portion of the distress of living in a world that isn’t really “for” you. If necessary, a combination of self-awareness, self-acceptance, and appropriate medication may be a real light in the darkness.










Lol no