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itsgivingautism · 4 months
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SHUT THE FUCK UPPPPPPP
SHUT THE FUCK UPPPPPPP
SHUT THE FUCK UPPPPPPP
*screaming at machines bc I’m getting overstimulated by too much sensory input going into sensory overload*
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neurotypical people will be like "yeah loud noises bother me too" and meanwhile i once had to sit in a closet clutching a pillow sob-rocking for 2.5 hours because a fire alarm went off for a few seconds
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quietbirdee · 2 years
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more thoughts about hand pain and then the feeling of confused relief when something actually helps
(grimwalker keratin is made from palistrom wood so...)
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canisalbus · 2 months
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Whenever someone says "This would kill a Victorian child." Or "This would kill a medieval peasant." I have to think about Machete. Would he... would he survive eating a Dorito?
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razzafrazzle · 2 years
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gonna be honest the look of fidough grosses me out with how undercooked it looks so. i cooked him <3 now he makes me less viscerally uncomfortable
EDIT: SHUT UP I KNOW HES SUPPOSED TO BE DOUGH I KNOW HES SUPPOSED TO BE UNCOOKED IT JUST MAKES ME UNCOMFORTABLE!!!!!! OH MY GOD
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monachopsis-11 · 2 years
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I’m super curious what other self diagnosed, late diagnosed people thought about their meltdowns prior to discovering the autistic community. For example I remember a girl in my class missing a few days of school and when we asked about her the teacher just said she had a mental breakdown and I was like, so what? Something had happened in her family life and everyone was really worried but I could not for the life of me understand why everyone was making such a big deal about a mental breakdown, like hello- I have those every other day.
Of course I understand the difference now and have certainly experienced both but I had such a hard time understanding why everyone cared about her and not about me at the time. She missed a week of school and with how poor my mental health and accommodations were at the time I probably had four to seven meltdowns of varying intensity in that amount of time. I’d even tell friends and family that I had mental breakdowns and they were like “sure awesome go help with dinner okay?”
And of course I thought I was having some type of breakdown or psychotic episode, I was depressed, burnt out, overwhelmed, isolated, and every day I either collapsed into bed the second I got home or sat on my bedroom floor sobbing, pulling my hair, hitting myself, hitting my walls, pacing, rocking, and covering my ears.
The point of writing this is that I’d be incredibly interested in other late or self diagnosed peoples experience and thoughts with meltdowns before knowing what was really going on.
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lazywerebat · 6 months
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dwayne who would give his old shirts && hoodies to his trans boyfriend, later seeing one of his old fav hoodies is mentioned boyfriends dysphoria hoodie && new fav hoodie to wear almost every day.
dwayne would literally feel his undead heart melt && fall more in love with his beloved boyfriend <3:
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marzipanandminutiae · 4 months
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🔥 needle craft (crochet, knitting, sewing, etc.)
All fabric stores need to mark the fiber content of their products.
And natural fiber materials need to be 1000% cheaper, more accessible, and come in a broader color range.
I have no idea how to accomplish this.
Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.
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drowntowns · 3 months
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Dear transautistics,
I hope your “dysphoria” gets horrible and you have to get off of social media <3 go fuck yourself <3
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sollilua · 8 months
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* Seeing a hand-knit frisk cardigan fills you with determination.
I decided to knit a frisk inspired cardigan for this years' UTversary :D It took a lot of time to finish, but it was a pretty neat project to do.
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itsgivingautism · 4 months
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I love laying in bed inside my apartment being able to hear distant trash trucks driving and slinging dumpsters, cars leaving/entering the lot, airplanes, people talking outside, keys jingling as they walk by, cars honking as they lock. Being autistic and adhd is like having supernatural hearing you do. not. want. and did. not. ask. for.
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torchickentacos · 5 months
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thanksgiving is over and it is now time to indulge in my favorite post-holiday pastime: sink hours into something mindless (art) for hours in peace and quiet and solitude after everyone goes home <3. I don't remember being this happy with art in a long time tbh
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Can boundaries among family members be more common. Like in glad we're talking about setting up boundaries with friends and in relationships but like we need to stop with the "I am entitled to touch you/ get into your space just because I birthed you/ raised you" thing. If I say I don't want a hug, you respect that. tou do not force me into one. If I say I'm not mentally available for a conversation, we decide on a later time to have it, you do not talk over me. If you said something to hurt me and I asked you to either talk to me later if you can't channel your emotions right or ask you to take a different tone, you respect my emotions and reflect. tou do not yell at me and tell me you can do It because you are my parent. If I say I don't want to hug a relative you don't push me to do so. If I don't want to talk to someone, you don't force me to interact with them.
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doodlboy · 2 months
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finished matching set!!
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dirtytransmasc · 7 months
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the autistic rage that is living with other people, actively waiting to go into a room till everyone's out of the room and doing their own things so you can use the room undisturbed, and the second you walk in there you have seemingly reminded people the room exists as they all need to be in there that very second, literally. everyone could be in there rooms, my grandma could be half asleep watching her soaps, but the second I put my headphones all the way on and start going about washing dishes (I find it relaxing) or fixing a snack, they're all in here
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monachopsis-11 · 1 year
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When you’ve been so conditioned to ignore your own needs that your automatic response to being under stimulated is to sit still and not do anything, like I need to move or do something but I can’t. At least if I’m overstimulated curling up in my room where it’s quiet and calm helps but under stimulation is just impossible to fix, if anyone has advice on helping under stimulation I’d love to hear it because this sucks 😐😣
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