That sounds very helpful @powerrangersystem!
PSA: If you are one of the few autistic people who work in an office (this would probably help ADHD people too), get yourself one of these in addition to your office chair. It is amazing for stimming at the desk while I'm doing work and it is socially acceptable at most workplaces.
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Autism Traits That You Realized Were Autism Traits:
Loves collecting items
Difficulty understanding time concepts (yesterday vs last week/year)
Holding hands out at side of body in awkward way
Running fingers along the wall while walking
Difficulty transitioning from one task to the next, especially if first task isn’t complete
Dislike of or overwhelms in crowds
High pain tolerance/low pain tolerance
Strong sense of direction on roads.
Flat or expressive effect/expressions.
Carries comfort item everywhere.
Mrs. Speechie P
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My father has been pushing me around about my eating habits and how little I eat.
However, counterpoint: I do not feel hunger cues. Or at least I feel them very rarely.
As a kid this was fairly easy to monitor. Because we had routine meals and even if my texture/sensory issues were acting up and I was punished for it, sometimes we did midnight snacks! Which was fantastic until that was forbidden.
We stopped having routine meals around the time I turned twelve and we moved to a new place.
Now I have no idea how to schedule meals + everything else I have to do On Time, or else.
Help?
Hi there,
It sounds like you have some interoception issues. This means you are having trouble understanding what you feel inside your body. Like hunger or feeling thirst.
Edited this to include an article about this in case people are wondering what it is:
Have you tried eating some snacks throughout the day? It might help. You can eat small meals during the morning, afternoon, and evening. I don’t think it matters what time you eat. As long as you’re eating meals.
Maybe my followers can provide some advice and tips too.
I hope this helps. Thank you for the inbox. I hope you have a wonderful day/night. ❤️
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Hi! ive been wondering for a while if in autistic, ive made my research on it and it really seens like i am. ive finally talked to my therapist about it and we are discussing searching for a neurologist. i wanna be prepared to see the neurologista, what is it like? what do they usually do and etc? im really curiosa and i love your content!
Hi there,
Things have changed since I’ve gotten diagnosed back in 2009. So I have no idea how the process works now. And I saw a Psychiatrist, not a neurologist.
I do see a neurologist for seizures. But not autism itself.
The CDC has some information about the process.
Hopefully my followers can help too.
I’m sorry I couldn’t help. But I appreciate the inbox. I hope you have a wonderful day/night. ❤️
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MY BOYFRIEND COLLECTS THOSE
I can’t believe how accurate this is. I’ve had a rock collection since I was a kid, and I’m still collecting them to this day.
Do any of you relate to this? If so, what do you like to collect? It can be plushies, toys, whatever. :)
Neurodivergent Girl
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That’s okay! It’s 11 pm here. Rest well!
I can’t believe how accurate this is. I’ve had a rock collection since I was a kid, and I’m still collecting them to this day.
Do any of you relate to this? If so, what do you like to collect? It can be plushies, toys, whatever. :)
Neurodivergent Girl
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YESSSS
I can’t believe how accurate this is. I’ve had a rock collection since I was a kid, and I’m still collecting them to this day.
Do any of you relate to this? If so, what do you like to collect? It can be plushies, toys, whatever. :)
Neurodivergent Girl
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Ooohhhhhh!
I can’t believe how accurate this is. I’ve had a rock collection since I was a kid, and I’m still collecting them to this day.
Do any of you relate to this? If so, what do you like to collect? It can be plushies, toys, whatever. :)
Neurodivergent Girl
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