#autism and snow

[bathask]

環境感受性捗る自閉症スペクトラムTVで冬タイヤcmの雪景色映るとHSS型HSP的にも過興奮性高覚醒。冬の冷たい空気や朝陽と青空に輝く綿帽子雪,幼い頃タイムスリップし自閉的ファンタジー没入も。大人の発達障害アスペルガー/自閉スペクトラム症ASDのA型作業所通所用ニットの東雲色トラックジャケット購入

[large-ape-humongous]

Laios Finnish phenotype real

[pixierainbows]

Pixies First day of ski race practice with Special Olympics team : Very Very foggy ! Icy snow with little bit of powder on top ! Awesome coaches and athletes !

only “ bad “ part was when Pixie ski practice racecourse and !!! MISSED A GATE !!! Pixie was so shocked ! and . tiny bit embarrassed about it …

So that was … something new .

[dianadeadwing]

I just learned not everybody sees the static.

[phantomhivestims]

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Winter Stimboard

For someone I'm in a server with!

Note ; I love winter sm it makes me so happy :3

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[darlingdespairstims]

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CG! Wolverine / Logan Stimboard

W/ winter / Christmas stims for myself

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[yellownightshade]

feed him sour cherry scones and sandwiches with butter

[cistematicchaos]

My autistic ass thought darkness was made up, like-Weirdly exaggerated because while I don't see well in the dark, I've never seen "darkness" the way people describe it.

Things never seen truly dark to me because even the darkness is made up of little dots of light everywhere to my eyes.

Turns out, darkness is real and I have Visual Snow Syndrome. T_T

[therekinperson]

I LOVE DRAWING HER SOGGY!!!1!1!!

[gryficowa]

Boycott!

Ah yes, the days are getting darker… Which will lead to a depressing climate… My autism doesn't really like autumn and winter…

Now that I have your attention:

[incognito-liger]

Tonight I feel like a candle surrounded by wax melts, wondering how other’s flames are not drowning in themselves. Their wax is untouched by flames, yet I need to keep eating myself alive just to keep burning. There is no existence for me without burnout.

[snowbitezz]

Hello everyone ^>⩊<^ ฅ

I’m Jesse,I use any pronouns but mostly he/they and identify as Agender, 20 yrs old and autistic ∞ ⛄️

My Theriotype(s):

arctic foxes🤍

More about me: ദ്ദി（• ˕ •マ.ᐟ

I‘m a psychological Therian. My identity as an arctic fox is deeply ingrained with my autism and neurodivergency, I’ve grown up with experiences confirming my alter humanity.

I’ve created this Blog to get closer to other Therians and to express myself. I speak English and German (you can speak to me in both) ⪩. .⪨

Interests:

- Nature

- Crafting

- Fashion

- video games

- Spirituality

- Music

DNI:

- anti Therian

- homophobes/transphobes etc.

- racists

- zoos/ped0s

- anti Furry

- ableists

I’m really happy to be here /ᐠ > ˕ <マ ₊˚⊹♡

[dicttheo]

what if i reread carry on (by rainbow rowell)? should i reread carry on (by rainbow rowell)? i'm gonna reread carry on (by rainbow rowell)

[pixierainbows]

Sunshine in snow Seattle snow more than one inch of snow

[kiyostimboardz]

HELLO !! if your stimboard requests are open can you do a seal stimboard plllllleeeease ?

Seal stimboard for anon!

a seal themed stimboard featuring snow, ice, water features and seals!

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Note: my new account is @liofoods , please request there from now on❤️

[princesssarisa]

Autism headcanon: Snow White (Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs")

*She loves animals and talks to them as if they were people.

*She's naïve and trusting to a fault. She's friendly and open with everyone she meets and never suspects ulterior motives from them. She assumes the Queen will never find her in the woods, despite the Queen's reputation as a powerful witch who knows everything. Nor, despite having been warned to beware of strangers, does it seem to occur to her not to trust the "old peddler woman" or not to believe what she says about the "magic wishing apple."

*She doesn't always follow social rules. For example, when she first arrives at the dwarfs' cottage and finds it empty, instead of waiting outside until the owners come home, she goes in, cleans the house, cooks supper, and then falls asleep on the beds without permission.

*She constantly sings and hums, which can be seen as a form of stimming, as can her clapping along to the music as the dwarfs sing for her in "The Silly Song."

*Furthermore, music seems to be a special interest to her, and a source of comfort and emotional stability, as is often the case for people on the spectrum. She sings entire songs about how singing can make you feel better ("With a Smile and a Song") and pass the time when there's work to be done ("Whistle While You Work").

*When she interacts with (seemingly) ordinary humans, she often seems shy and withdrawn. She's frightened and runs away from the Prince when he first comes into the courtyard, and even while smiling down at him from the balcony as he declares his love, she doesn't say a word, but non-verbally conveys that she returns his feelings by sending a dove down to "kiss" him. Later, she's clearly intimidated by the strange, overly forward "old peddler woman," though she doesn't seem to suspect that she's the Queen. By contrast, she's outgoing and confident when she's with the dwarfs or the animals; she seems to feel more free to be herself when she's with beings who are smaller than she is and who live outside of normal human society.

*She doesn't have normal egalitarian friendships. With the dwarfs and the animals, she behaves as a leader and a mother figure, while with other people (the Prince, the Huntsman, and the disguised Queen), she's shy and lets them do most of the talking.

*She's a stickler for cleanliness. When she finds a dirty, disorganized house, she can't bring herself to leave it that way, or to allow the dwarfs to come to the table with dirty hands.

*She covers her ears when Sneezy is about to sneeze at the end of "The Silly Song," knowing it will be too loud for comfort.

*Her skill at domestic work – although she learned it from having it forced on her by the Queen – seems like a specialized talent, and cooking in particular seems like a special interest of hers. She uses it as a skill to offer in place of money in exchange for lodging, as a way to help those in need (e.g. when she thinks the dwarfs are orphans), as a way to show affection (e.g. the "Grumpy" pie).

*When she runs through the dark forest, she panics when branches catch on her skirt or when she falls against them, and her imagination runs wild and convinces her that the trees have sinister faces and claws, that the logs in the water are alligators, etc. Now, of course any young girl who's never been in the forest before, and who is fleeing from her home for fear of being murdered yet has no idea where to go, would be equally terrified. But in addition to all this, who can say that the darkness and all the startling, uncomfortable physical sensations she goes through – the wind, the branches "grabbing" her, falling into the water, etc. – don't overwhelm her in and of themselves? The end of the scene, where she spins in all directions only to see scary glowing eyes everywhere, and finally falls to the ground and lies there sobbing, feels familiar to those of us who have panic attacks or meltdowns from sensory overload.

*She's very empathetic, sometimes at the expense of boundaries. When she initially thinks the dwarfs' cottage must belong to seven orphaned children, her compassion for them drives her to clean their whole house and cook soup for them before she even meets them. Once she meets the dwarfs, she wants to be friends with Grumpy despite his rudeness, when other people would have dismissed him as an annoyance. And later, her compassion for the "old peddler woman" makes her ignore all the dwarfs' warnings and bring her into the house. While of course not all people on the autism spectrum are either more empathetic than other people or less so, either highs or lows of empathy are common.

Of course, the Disney writers and animators didn't mean for Snow White to come across as autistic. They just meant to create an innocent, likable young girl. But all the same, she's easy for some of us on the spectrum to relate to.

@ariel-seagull-wings, @themousefromfantasyland, @the-dark-storybook-prince