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🍪 papa's scooperia stimboard ... ♡

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pro.ship please do not interact!

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hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, can i get a chihuahua stimboard please??????? with strawberry sundaes and red goopy slime and star glitter please?? thank u !!!!

Chihuahua Stimboard!!

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CREDITS 🪸 - Axolotl gifs :3 made by me!

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fudge sundae coloring

[deadboystims]

Chihuahua stimboard w/ strawberry sundaes, red gloopy slime and star glitter for anon !! ^_^

If u want anything changed lmkk

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[rocambolestim]

Non italo/euro disco stimboard: Chihuahua with star glitters,icecream and slimes for anon! ^^

(I will not be id-ing any gifs like my other blogs so i can save time,sadly)

Requests open 24/7!

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Eleven/Jane Hopper/Ives from Stranger Things with strawberry ice cream!

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[10-honey]

Scoop Into Bliss: Discover the Best Natural Ice Cream in Delhi

Introduction:

Craving a sweet treat that's not only delicious but also made with natural ingredients? Look no further! Delhi is home to some amazing natural ice cream parlours that will satisfy your taste buds and leave you wanting more. In this blog, we'll take you on a flavorful journey through the best natural ice cream options in Delhi.

1. Tangelo Ice Cream:

If you're in search of a delightful range of natural ice cream flavours, Tangelo Ice Cream is a must-visit. From classic favourites like vanilla and chocolate to unique creations like mango passion and hazelnut delight, Tangelo offers a wide variety of flavours to suit every palate. Their commitment to using only the finest natural ingredients ensures that each scoop is a burst of pure indulgence.

2. Amul Ice Cream:

Amul, a household name in India, also offers a range of natural ice cream options in Delhi. Known for their creamy texture and rich flavours, Amul ice creams are a delightful treat for ice cream enthusiasts. Whether you're a fan of traditional flavours like butterscotch and strawberry or prefer something more exotic like black forest or caramel crunch, Amul has got you covered.

3. Havmor Ice Cream:

Havmor Ice Cream is another popular choice among ice cream lovers in Delhi. With a focus on using natural ingredients and traditional recipes, Havmor offers a delectable range of natural ice cream flavours. From their creamy vanilla and chocolate options to their refreshing fruit-based flavours like mango and strawberry, Havmor has something for everyone.

4. Naturals Ice Cream:

Naturals Ice Cream is a well-known name when it comes to natural ice cream in Delhi. Their commitment to using fresh fruits and natural ingredients sets them apart. With flavours like tender coconut, sitaphal (custard apple), and chikoo (sapodilla), Naturals offers a unique and refreshing experience with each scoop.

Conclusion:

When it comes to natural ice cream in Delhi, these parlours are the cream of the crop. Whether you're a fan of classic flavours or prefer to explore more adventurous options, these ice cream parlours will leave you craving for more. So, go ahead and indulge in the best natural ice cream that Delhi has to offer

[drdemonprince]

Hey Devon,

I've been thinking a lot lately about the idea of there being a hard line between "autistic" and "not autistic". Do you think that there exists some kind of innate Truth about each person, that they are either autistic or not? I guess I'm referring to the concept of a neurotype, where differences run deep, and are bridged only at a surface level, by masking/compensation. Something which, if we could measure it well enough, would clearly and unfailingly differentiate between autistic and non-autistic people.

The alternative, I suppose, is that there are grey areas, people who are in between. In that case, I struggle to understand what autism is - a category that's defined by society more than by physical reality? In that case, can you be sort-of-autistic or almost-autistic or barely-autistic? I have the sense that this is the more common situation when it comes to psychology, but it doesn't really line up with how we talk about autism.

I already went through all this with gender some years ago, and I got the answers I needed there by slowly transitioning, but I'm not sure if there's a similarly satisfying path to closure when it comes to autism. I mean, I'm both self- and formally-diagnosed anyway, but it does niggle at me. I feel like I'm in that grey area if it exists.

Keen to hear your thoughts!

I think this article about sums up my thoughts!

There is no blood test for Autism, or brain scan, or single gene we can look for, or objective measure that gives a definitive answer. All we have are flawed assessments created by non-Autistic mental health professionals, and the observations and critiques written by Autistic people themselves.

When someone comes to me wondering if they are Autistic, I always have the same advice: read writing by Autistics. Watch videos by Autistic people. Try out resources designed for Autistics, like Ear Defenders, stim toys, and weighted blankets. Join an Autistic community space, whether that’s a virtual meeting, an in-person one, or a social media hub. Explore the possibilities, and focus less on discovering objective “truth,” and more on finding what helps you feel more happy, connected, and whole.

I don’t believe in drawing an arbitrary line in the sand and saying a sufficient number of traits (or intensity of traits) makes someone categorically Autistic, especially considering that many undiagnosed Autistics have been forced to hide their more obvious traits for decades. If you have some Autistic traits but not others, it’s possible you have generalized anxiety, PTSD, OCD, social anxiety, or ADHD. Look into those disorders and their communities too. See if there are resources that are useful to you there. You can be promiscuous — we won’t get jealous. A lot of us have multiple conditions anyway. Or feel at home in multiple mental health communities, if you prefer.

As your question acknowledges, Autism is a spectrum. Or as others have written, a sundae bar with a variety of toppings. If you are somewhere on the spectrum, you’re on the spectrum; you don’t have to be the most intensely Autistic person around to count. Even if you actually have a “sister condition” like ADHD, you might still feel at home among Autistic folks, and if that’s the case, you belong too.

I have said this many times, but people need the reassurance very often: if you feel at home in the community, if you benefit from resources designed by and for Autistic people, if you recognize you share common interests with us and you want to fight alongside us for greater disability justice, you belong in the neurodiverse community. Full stop. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.

You can use whatever words for yourself you feel most comfortable with, Anon, or you can just enter neurodiverse community spaces without claiming a label. You don’t owe anyone proof, and you don’t have to be “Autistic enough” to matter and belong here. We are stronger together. We’re a big, diverse rainbow, and you are welcome inside it.

In other words, I think the conclusion is very much the same one we arrive at re: queerness. The real question is never "is this individual person Autistic", it's "are all people harmed by the social mandate that we all be neurotypical" and the answer to that one is always yes. How we personally reconcile that fact wrt our own lives and how we choose to identify is up to us. we can really answer that personal question however we like.

[mk-writes-stuff]

🍨Sundae ~ Which of your OCs do you connect with most and why?

Ohhhhh this is a fun one.

Stellaris.

It’s absolutely Stellaris. He’s not a self-insert but I do project onto him a bit and I’ve given him a lot of my quirks. We’re both autistic and I gave him some of my stims and some of my sensory preferences. I think he’s wonderful and he gets to say the things I wish I could say about the nobles sometimes.

Thank you for the ask! I always love an opportunity to talk about my sweet boy Stellaris :)