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I don’t know if this will help anyone, but when I couldn’t get used to my bra, mom said wear it longer. I don’t recall if she said sleep on it or not, but anyhow I got used to sleeping in them and still do (in my 30s). I Never wore the lacy types. I had brightly colored looney tune Bras I Loved as a teen – cause I’m visual and the designs made me happy. I still like nice colors and soft or thin fabrics- and like you all, I’m not a shower 7 days a week person. I’m highly irritable about being naked/temperature sensitive. If the air is too cold or the water is too cold or too hot, I quickly develop asthmatic fits. Now I live alone, I shower or get washed 5 days a week, when I work, and I give myself the freedom to just be comfortable on weekends- that is Wonderful. Sometimes I do shower on the weekends too, sometimes I know a shower is too much stress- cold air on the skin, too much varying temps. .etc. Even just putting my hands in cold water is stressful, so is waiting for water to warm up. . . I have issues with body hair removal too. There is no acceptability publicly for a woman to be natural. As a teen I wanted to be like everybody else so bad, so I kept up with it a bit. (I had an electric razor) But I quickly grew out of that. I have sensitive dry skin, very prone to razor bumps.. . .I find life much more comfortable without it- and it isn’t anybody else’s business. I wear long pants and t shirts so it shouldn’t matter. At several points in the summer I will try to fit in- but then the irritation and redness and bumps return and it’s just easier not to.

You sound very similar to me with similar experiences (change of country as a teen, etc), though I didn’t self harm to the same extent. I’d make sure any professional you speak to is very familiar with female autism and be careful when it comes to anti-depressives. Sometimes just finding out the truth and understanding (and accepting) yourself, knowing you’re not “wrong” and not alone, helps much more.