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Catieosaurus

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Catieosaurus was an American mental health advocate, tikToker, actor, podcaster, sex educator and pornographic film actor.

Catie Osborn, known by the username Catieosaurus, is an American author, speaker, TikToker, actor, podcast host, sex educator, and mental health and disability advocate, based in Atlanta, Georgia. Much of herEfn|Osborn uses both she/her and they/them pronouns. Her social media presence also includes Twitter, YouTube, Twitch, and OnlyFans. Additionally she hosts the podcast Sorry, I Missed This: The Everything Guide to ADHD and Relationships with Cate Osborn produced by Understood.org, and co-hosts the podcast Catie and Erik's Infinite Quest with Erik Gude. Her commentary is known for focusing on the intersections of ADHD, neurodiversity, and kink.

Career

Theatre and acting Osborn attended Mary Baldwin University, where she received a Master of Fine Arts and a Master of Letters in Shakespeare and Performance. Her stage credits include Cressida/Hector in Troilus and Cressida and Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream, both with the Compass Shakespeare Ensemble, and a 2015 Mary Baldwin production of Mary Zimmerman's Metamorphoses. Additionally, she worked for the Great River Shakespeare Festival as an education artist and graphic designer.

Social media Osborn was laid off during the COVID-19 pandemic and joined TikTok in November 2020, encouraged by her younger sister and wanting something to pass the time. She began discussing her ADHD on the app out of frustration, feeling that existing content on the disorder did not reflect her own experiences and that its impact on sex, kink, and relationships was not being discussed.

In early 2021, Osborn participated in Ships of the Northern Fleet, a collaborative improv project with several other TikTokers surrounding a nonexistent steampunk sky pirate fantasy book and television series from the 2000s; within this metafiction, Osborn claimed to have played Annie Wreyburn, the show's bisexual lead character who was controversially killed off. TikTok users played along by creating a genuine fandom for the imaginary show. and uses she/her and they/them pronouns She identifies as polyamorous, bisexual, pansexual and demi/greysexual. She is married

Osborn was diagnosed with ADHD the day before her 30th birthday. After having her left ovary removed due to an ovarian torsion, she experienced a hormonal imbalance that exacerbated her latent ADHD, severely impacting her memory and focus. Osborn initially believed she was experiencing early onset dementia until a friend with ADHD suggested she might have the disorder, prompting her to seek an evaluation. She has said that she "grew up my whole life believing I was broken and weird and wrong and everybody else had the memo and I didn’t". She also suffered from bulimia from the age of 15 until beginning therapy in her 30s, and has suggested that her ADHD symptoms of executive dysfunction and emotional dysregulation contributed to her disordered eating.

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Occupation
Mental health advocate, TikToker, actor, podcaster, sex educator, pornographic film actor
Nationality
Also known as
Catie Osborn, Eva Audrey

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Who was Catieosaurus?

American social media personality

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Catieosaurus was a mental health advocate, tikToker, actor, podcaster, sex educator and pornographic film actor.

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Catieosaurus was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Catieosaurus

· Wikidata: Q117825267

· DBpedia: Catieosaurus

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