Making “friends” while neurodivergent can feel like an extreme sport 🏔️

@iamvvsdiamond on TikTok is the creator that was stitched! Go show her page some love! Tell her Dr. Kojo sent you!
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[@staciejean]

"It's OK to lose people but it's never OK to lose yourself"❤️‍🔥

[@remain_unconquered]

This video is the exact answer I needed to receive right now. Thank you Kojo ❤️🙏🏻

[@SunShine2024-t2w]

Thank you.I needed to hear this

[@blueeuphoriaaa]

Thanks heaps for your videos doc. They have explained a lot for me.

[@LuckyTabbyKitten-pv6tz]

I have cptsd and I totally get this. I seen to have an intuition of how people really are 🤷👻

[@ChiefCreativee]

I agree.

[@ACollectionOfBookmarks]

❤

[@HandsofGlory1]

I'm paying attention to ppl & decided to NOT be so quick of calling ppl my friend or my brother or sister.
I DO have the prophetic gift of a seer tho. God has given ppl spiritual gifts too.

[@borrisyuslav4306]

Exactly. Aside from society being naive saying most people have good intentions (a majority don’t from personal experience) There is a spiritual side to it. You can act dumb to your warning bells and say all the right things to try and win over your potential new friends, but they can sense you are different to them and they’ll reject you, the majority do.

[@Danielle-v5x]

God doesn’t exist and it just a shared mass delusion and mental illness. If you are seeing the future, what you have is pattern recognition and that is a real thing unlike your adult Santa Claus. Don’t bring the illogical to a conversation where hyper logical people will be. It is an insult to our intelligence.