Having undiagnosed ADHD until you’re an adult is so hard because it has shaped so much of your life and personality it’s hard to tell where it ends and you begin, but it’s also the answer to every time you have screamed, crying, frustrated with yourself “WHY AM I LIKE THIS?!?!”
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i've never seen JoJo's Bizarre Adventure but even still i sometimes imagine myself and the stranger I'm on the phone with doing JoJo poses while we both use our Customer Services Voices on each other like some kind of weird social tango
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it is weird to put things out into the world in attempt to be kind and get shit on for it
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hot take about the new ep: Stan and Wendy can work out as a couple if (1) they sort out their communication issues and (2) recognise they have different love languages.
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Genuinely, nothing has ever been as mind-numbing as spending like 10 hours trying to complete like 8 school assignments.
there have actually been times when I just have to stop and go to bed because I have genuinely lost the ability to think
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Me: idk I’m still not sure if I should look into an autism diagnosis
Also me: spends several hours making a powerpoint presentation about why every single fruits basket character (except Kyo and tohru) are queer and then spending another hour just scrolling through Pinterest and finding memes about fruits basket to add to the end of said powerpoint presentation
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me showing up to my stock room shifts the past three days about to be autistically weird and unsettling to my coworkers
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So asinine to me that neighborhood noise ordinances only apply to night time
There are endless reasons a person might need to sleep during the day, on any given day or regularly. Sleep disorders and chronic fatigue are not uncommon and are a byproduct of countless other conditions, also people work nights.
There are endless reasons other than sleep that a person might need a reasonably quiet environment. People work from home. People have different neurotypes. People have sensory and auditory issues. People have migraines and endless other noise-sensitive conditions. People have children and pets with these issues.
People deserve to not hear ridiculous volumes from inside their homes against their will, regardless of their schedule, health conditions, or anything else.
Emergency responders definitely work nights and definitely definitely should be so so well rested please if I need emergency surgery or a house fire put out at 2am in the future I would love if the people I call about that were on top of their game idk
I don’t think a man’s right to vroom-vroom his old car in his yard for hours at a time and blast bass-heavy music from his driveway and light off firecrackers all day is more important that any of that but okay
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And Like the other thing for me is these fights happen (I’m never sure how the Fuck they start, which I think is part of why I worry they must be my fault, they just all of a sudden Are Happening Yet Again somehow), and I end up snapping “tell me what you need!” in almost all of them (because it’s something like “behave decently!” that’s super super vague), and she’ll be like “I can’t, I have a left handed brain!” And THEN I GO “welp, we’re doing X.” Because I gave her the chance to give input, she didn't, and the thing is still happening.
And then that’s command and control. Fierce does it AGAIN! So bossy!
But how do I make allowances for “her weird brain” when somehow it never seems like it’s, “hey Fierce, can we talk now? I spent the last half hour thinking about what was bothering me, and it’s this. In the heat of the moment I know it’s hard for you to keep your voice low, but can we (suggestion?)”
Like it seems to me less that I preferentially choose command and control and more like these convos happen when, like, we’re all lifting a sofa, so commands like “go!” or “move!” are sensible in context.
And then it’s “did you just tell me to move?” And I’m like “yes, because my knee has ten seconds before it gives out. Go!”I think
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There’s nothing wrong w being one of those fandom special interest autistics (I am one lol) but I’ve been seeing too much shit where low support needs autistic ppl whose only exposure to other autists is in a fandom lense are being disrespectful and outright ableist to high support needs autistic ppl and it’s v sad and frustrating.
Main example I can think of is on any TikTok where a high support needs autistic individual is just acting in a way that’s socially inappropriate (nothing severe, just being “weird”) the comments will always have some anime icon mf saying “I’m autistic and I DON’T act like this” like ok. You know autism can present in different ways right. I would have hoped that since u are also autistic u might have a better understanding of ppl w other types of autism but I guess u would rather suck up to neurotypicals and put down some of our most vulnerable siblings.
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Any multi-pronouns will stress me out because everything must be EVEN. I must say all of them the same amount of times, is that fun and not at all stressful? 🙃
They/He? She/They? He/she/they? They must all be said the same amount of times and I have to keep track and continue speaking until they’ve all been used an equal amount.
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