How Selling on All Things Worn Helped My Mental Health

By DesireNoMore 428 views 20th Apr 2026

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How Selling on All Things Worn Helped My Mental Health

I joined this site just over six months ago to earn some extra spending money and to explore and test my sexual boundaries. What many people don’t realise when they look at my profile and content is that I live with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and epilepsy.

So what does this mean for my life on this site, my content, and the customers who purchase from me?

First of all, it means I’m extremely detail-oriented in everything I do. If I’m filming a secretary scene, I’ll make sure I’m walking in with a cup of coffee. all those little touches that make it feel perfect.

“Perfect” is my favourite (and most extreme) word. When I’m creating content or fulfilling custom orders, it genuinely has to feel perfect, otherwise my symptoms can start to overwhelm me.

It also means I tend to complete orders much faster than buyers expect. often to their amazement, but not to mine.

This is simply how I live my day-to-day life and how my brain functions. It’s probably one of the reasons I love doing dick ratings so much. I can easily talk for over 10 minutes without any problem!

But more than anything, this site has been truly remarkable for me. It allows people to feel comfortable being themselves, no matter what their turn-ons or kinks are.

I’ve had the best six months on this platform. I’ve met some truly amazing people. many of whom also deal with mental health challenges. and we’ve bonded, become friends, and now speak nearly every day (both sellers and buyers alike).

What I want you to take away from this post is this: Get to know your sellers. Don’t be afraid to open up to them. You might be surprised by how much they can help or relate to you. Let’s keep supporting each other and making our kinky dreams come true! 💕

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Comments

Phasic you deserve all the praise everyone has given you for this post. You are an extrodinary woman

HiddenGamerGoddessXX @Xstrogen me too

Weepee Very well written, it has been a pleasure to work with you and to get to know you a little. ⭐

Desire_No_More Thank you all, as I’m away currently I’ve only just seen this but thank you so much for everyone’s support. It means a lot. X

GeePeeJay Fantastic post and it’s great it as helped you in such a positive way long may it continue 👏🏻👏🏻

OliviaLane Congrats on the blog. Awesome. Thanks so much for putting the time and effort into it❤️

Petite_Princess Thank you for posting your blog, I really related to this as a neurodiverse seller. I'm glad this has been a positive space of exploration for you, and found it enjoyable getting a glimpse into how you approach your work. 🫶x

Pleasureseeker I had no idea!

KevinMcCallister I can't really relate to female autism because their life story is so different to men like me. People love being around women and being friends with them even if they are not NT whereas someone like me exists to be a punching bag for society. For example I never once encountered a female loner at school.