1) Planning and novelty:
Sometimes, people with AuDHD may still need time to adjust to a new environment. They may act with caution, planning way in advance and thinking of all the details. Meanwhile, the ADHD side brings a burst of enthusiasm – “A new place, let’s go explore!” – often without a plan.
Together, these traits complement each other. The ADHD drive makes the trip happen and thinks of all the fun activities to do and the autistic drive creates a well organised trip with activities and downtime scheduled, keeping anxiety in check.
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