#auditory stimming

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Types of Stimming

Colorblind_Zebra

[jasminesanriofan]

Here's James Compilation

AKA; TTTE, but it's just James' vocal stimming (ft. Edward on All In Vain).

[deritosmi]

does anyone else have to like put on a specific song that the brain demands urgently or else immediate explosion over and over orrrr like is that just me

[amyyythestarry]

I’m making up so many Yugi twins scenarios to Fish In A Birdcage.

[enderblogs-25]

ehehehehehehe stimming

[flip-flopping-frede]

I saw you wanted to be asked about autism, so what’s the first thing you remember that pointed to autism?

Mine was having meltdowns any time I was cold.

Hello! First of all, I wanted to say thank you for asking me about something autism-related! I did do a post on my page saying how I wanted to be asked about autistic things, however I didn’t really expect anyone to read it, and even if people did I didn’t expect to actually be asked anything 😅, so thank you for asking! It is appreciated.

The first thing I remember to kind of be an “autistic thing” (that is also non-violent, non-traumatizing, non-ableist, essentially, not a “bad” memory) is:

Once upon a time, when I was younger, my parents set up a tv-system in the minivan, where there were tvs strapped to the back of the head-rests, or strapped to that thing in the center of the middle-seated area that you can open up. Anyway, movies could be watched on the mini tvs and I was in charge of it. I even had a little “remote” and everything. I remember loving a song in the movie, “Oliver and Company”. The song was, “Why Should I Worry” by Billy Joel, but the song is not important/significant. The reason why I mention the song, however, is because I loved the song, and I think I stimmed to the song. Because it’s unusual to expect to finish an entire movie in a single car ride, I would have to skip ahead to where the movie left off, however I would usually never skip this song, because I enjoyed listening to it so much.

I think this was one of the first instances where I learned it was “socially acceptable” or “ok” to stim to music. To this day, I find myself being ok to stim to music by listening to stuff on repeat, or stim mostly through sound and auditory stuff. But yes I think this was an auditory stim moment for me, and thanks again for asking.

[starpions]

when i’m with other people i have to wait patiently outside of music and when i’m with myself i can go fully inside it

[soothifying-sounds-asmr]

| marble run by relaxmind_

| contains: gentle swirling marbles, cute repetitive sounds

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Me irl

Neurodivergent Girl

[theriseofthesea]

Anyone else stim by walking around and listening to music?

I really like mouthing the words if I’m listening to something that has lyrics. I also like doing conductor hand motions especially if I’m listening to instrumental.

[relaxingifs]

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[amyyythestarry]

Have been listening to Bad Idea by Girl In Red and Tell Me It’s Okay by Paramore for the last 4 hours.

[gomiii4545]

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[itsaspectrumcomic]

Do you have any recommendations for auditory stim fidgets? I tried pens but they are too squeaky and other people find them annoying :(

I personally like these pop tubes but I'm not sure if they'd be any less annoying:

I like that you can wear them on your wrist :)

If anyone else has a fidget they like please put your recommendations in the tags or replies!

[winethorn]

podcast recs (preferably dark academia) please

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help me out here 😔🙏

[soothifying-sounds-asmr]

| making bobbin lace by pletu_kruzheva

| contains: clacky wood sounds