Navigating a neurodiverse relationship, where one or both partners' brains process the world uniquely (e.g., with ADHD, autism, or sensory differences), isn't about carrying "extra baggage," but rather about working with a different user manual. Like all couples, neurodiverse partners must intentionally learn to meet each other's needs, communicate effectively, and be mindful of individual differences; however, societal myths often unfairly stigmatize these connections. In reality, neurodivergent individuals bring profound loyalty, depth, honesty, creativity, and empathy to relationships, where love and connection may manifest in less traditional ways—such as shared interests, direct communication, or tailored gestures of care—proving that these relationships are not only viable but can be wonderfully authentic and deeply rewarding.