#hyperspeakers

[autisticdreamdrop]

hyperverbal autistic ✅️ valid

fully verbal autistic ✅️ valid

verbal autsitic with verbal loss ✅️ valid

semiverbal autistic ✅️ valid

nonverbal autistic ✅️ valid

[themogaidragon]

Verbal Stance And Disability Pride Flags

PT: Verbal Stance And Disability Pride Flags /end PT

Nonverbal

PT: Nonverbal /end PT

Nonverbal: extremely severely to profoundly struggling to verbalise, total inability to use verbalization, ever, or nearly total inability to verbalise, inability to verbalise more than a few utterances, words, part of phrases, etc. Might entirely rely on AAC.

Original nonverbal flag by @pupyzu. Original post here (link).

Semiverbal

PT: Semiverbal /end PT

Semiverbal: moderately to severely struggling to or being hardly able to verbalise most to all of the time. This includes frequently or consistently: taking awhile to formulate verbalization, having a restricted, limited verbalization, etc. Only verbalising in specific circumstances, familiar situations, about familiar topics or for specific purposes, etc. Being mostly/fully able to verbalise but struggling significantly to do so, etc. Having shortened, partial, repetitive, misplaced, forgotten, garbled, incorrect, mashed-up, inintelligible, made-up verbalization, etc. Might predominately to drastically rely on AAC.

Original semiverbal flag by @pupyzu. Original post here (link).

Hemiverbalflux

PT: Hemiverbalflux /end PT

Hemiverbalflux: variably struggling to verbalise, from mildly, moderately to severely. Verbalization fluctuating in intensity but always within the borders of semiverbal and demiverbal. Struggles with verbalization vary in intensity, sometimes severe, unable to form coherent verbalization or to verbalise without extreme difficulty for weeks to sometimes mild, able to verbalise well, reliably for a few days, etc. Verbalization loss vary in length, frequency, sometimes being a few times a month or week, to every day. Lasting for a few minutes or hours, to days, happening often or over long periods. Fluctuations can be random or have causes. Hemiverbal can also be used on its own as a separate term to mean bordering/being somewhere between semiverbal and demiverbal. Might regularly to mostly rely on AAC.

Original hemiverbalflux term and flag by @jet-voidrock. Original post here (link).

Demiverbal

PT: Demiverbal /end PT

Demiverbal: mildly struggling to verbalise, half of the time, most of the time, to all of the time. Verbalization loss might happen anywhere from a multiple times a day, to a few times a month. Possibly for no apparent reason, a mix of reasons or a variety of reasons. May experience slight difficulty only a little of the time, half of the time, to all of the time with speaking, articulating, complex language usage, forming concepts, etc. Might mildly to regularly rely on AAC.

Original demiverbal flag by @lilqu33rboi. Original post here (link).

Verbalflux

PT: Verbalflux /end PT

Verbalflux: variably struggling to verbalise. Being able to verbalise, fluctuating at any intensity, difficulty, length, frequency and at any given time. Struggles and inability to use verbalization vary in intensity, length and frequency. Fluctuations can be random or have causes and can happen often or over long periods of time. Might periodically rely on AAC.

Original verbalflux flag by @pupyzu. Original post here (link).

Choiceverbal

PT: Choiceverbal /end PT

Choiceverbal: willingly not using verbalization, being able to verbalise (fullverbal, demiverbal, semiverbal, majorityverbal...), but choosing not to verbalise much or at all. Can be for any reason, including but not limited to: Being uncomfortable or disliking verbalising, being verbal-adverse, lack of understanding of social cues, etc. Might partially or entirely use intentionally AAC.

Term coined by @schizophrenicbulbasaur in this post (link). Original choiceverbal flag by @lilqu33rboi. Original post here (link).

Fullverbal

PT: Fullverbal /end PT

Fullverbal: being fully able to verbalise fluently and effectively, across a wide range of contexts. Having the ability to construct complete, grammatically correct verbalization, engage in complex conversations about various topics, etc. Demonstrating good control over vocabulary, tone, speech, pace and conversational nuances, permitting to express a broad spectrum of thoughts, emotions, and ideas. Might hardly ever rely on AAC.

Original verbal flag by @pupyzu. Original post here (link).

Hyperverbal

PT: Hyperverbal /end PT

Hyperverbal: being fully able to verbalise and, whether by choice or on accident, exhibiting an excessive or unusually high level of verbalization. Verbalising at length and with great detail about various topics, often dominating conversations. This can include rapid verbalization, above average verbal capacities, advanced vocabulary, logorrhea, frequent interruptions, an overwhelming amount of information shared, etc. Might have the ability to engage in discussions on multiple subjects, but communication can sometimes be overwhelming for others and may lack focus or relevance to the ongoing conversation. Might hardly ever rely on AAC.

Original hyperverbal flag by @pupyzu. Original post here (link).

Additional Informations

PT: Additional Informations /end PT

Verbal stances are descriptive of everyday reality, they shouldn't be used to describe verbality during brief, unusual circumstances (ex: short-lived shutdown, panic attack, aphasia, etc). Refering a small verbal loss episode as going nonverbal, refering a transient aphasia as going semiverbal, and similar misusage, is improper and incorrect. Verbality can change during a lifetime for a lot of reasons but is qualifying long-term, long lasting verbality. If verbalization fluctuates a lot, verbalflux might be used.

Plenty of terms can be used to refer to shutdowns and similar experiences. Losing words, losing speech, speech loss, speech loss episode, verbal shutdown, verbal crash...

Selective/situational mutism is often used interchangeably with shutdown, which is an incorrect usage. SM is a diagnosable anxiety disorder which causes the person an inability to speak in specific social situations, specific places, or to specific people if a certain condition is triggered.

I've made the definitions by combining multiple definitions I've seen over internet since I struggle to formulate working on my own. They aren't carved in stone, just an attempt to define those. Even though AAC usage and verbality usually coincide, it's not always the case, ence why I've putted 'might' use AAC.

Most people don't make the distinction between -verbal and -speaking stances while some might make a distinction. In that particular case, -verbal would describe language ability, while -speaking would describe speech abiliy. For example, nonverbal would mean not having language whereas nonspeaking would refer to the inability to use speech to communicate. Considering that an overwhelming majority of people don't make distinctions and that terms exist to describe the verbality components distinctively, I've chosen not to do such distinctions in this post and use the broad term of verbality.

Descriptives of verbality components:

-lexic refers to the ability to use, comprehend, process language (link), while -speaking refers to the usage of speech and -vocal refers to a system's headmate verbality (link), whereas -scribal refer to the ability to produce written or typed language, whilst -communicative refers to the ability to communicate.

It's up to the individual (or close relatives when the individual isn't able to do that by themselves) to choose how they wish to identify, according to their preferences, what fits the best, what is more practical, etc. It is a personal preference.

I've made these flags since the original designs all have a solid white infinity symbol on them, which problematic since it's already a the recognised symbol for Métis (link) and also confusing since these terms aren't exclusive to neurodivergent people.

[dreamdropsystem]

the struggles of being autistic in a speech obsessed world

[anothersssarchive]

this user goes hyperverbal

this user is hyperverbal

[neuroticboyfriend]

Is the term semiverbal good? I'd also really like to ask your thoughts on the term hyperverbal, it's what I've been using and it's really accurate to me but if it's harmful I want to find smth else /genq from the nonverbal information you've been posting

Im not sure what you mean by it being good? Semiverbal/speaking is just another term to describe ones relationship to speech. Whether its good to call someone or not depends on whether they use that term to describe themself.

But if you're asking if its a good substitute for "going nonverbal," no, I dont believe so. One post defined it as "a term for people who struggle greatly to speak to communicate. This might include taking awhile to form sentences, speaking with very few words, relying on echolalia, using gestures to communicate, and not always making sense to others." It describes a consistent way of speaking/not speaking; that's not the same as temporarily not being able to speak.

And as far as the term hyperverbal goes, it's also just another word to describe ones relationship to speech. I don't think it's harmful. But I dont know if it'd be possible to be semiverbal and hyperverbal at the same time, if that's what you're thinking? Although I relate to both terms, I'm not really sure what describes me.

[moss-theft]

I’m hyperspeaking right now but my mom is kinda busy :( I wanna keep infodumping about cats!!

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[themogaidragon]

I love them so much! They're beautiful!

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❝ VERBALITY PRIDE FLAGS! ❞

Nonverbal | Verbal | Hyperverbal

Semiverbal | Verbalflux or Fluctuating Verbality

flags by me! i couldn’t find these anywhere but if these exist pls let me know! these are made w neurodivergent & neuroatypical individuals in mind

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[autisticdreamdrop]

yes yes the answer is yes! we are a mid-high support needs disabled autistic polyfragmented DID system with alters with a wide range of vebralness. a lot of us use forms of AACs or TTS in out of inner world / headspace and in real life. if you think you need it, just use it. it's stressful at first, but nonverbal communication is communication and it's a valid way to communicate. 🧩 - The Dreamdrop System

[themogaidragon]

Hyperverbal And Disabled Pride Flag

PT: Hyperverbal And Disabled Pride Flag /end PT

ID: a seven striped flag oriented diagonally from the top left corner to the bottom right corner over a blue background. The colors of the stripes are, from top to bottom, light blue, pink, light pink, yellow, light pink, pink and light blue. End ID

Hyperverbal: being fully able to verbalise and, whether by choice or on accident, exhibiting an excessive or unusually high level of verbalization. Verbalising at length and with great detail about various topics, often dominating conversations. This can include rapid verbalization, above average verbal capacities, advanced vocabulary, logorrhea, frequent interruptions, an overwhelming amount of information shared, etc. Might have the ability to engage in discussions on multiple subjects, but communication can sometimes be overwhelming for others and may lack focus or relevance to the ongoing conversation. Might hardly ever rely on AAC.

Original hyperverbal flag by @pupyzu. Original post here (link).

I've adjusted the colours a little bit to try to make them less aggressive. Please tell me if the flag isn't accessible. I'm not sure if the size of the stripes are good or if there is enough contrast, or if colour still cause eyestrain etc. Let me know please! /genuine

[dreamdropsystem]

we're coming back to posting older posts cause we want to post art and disability advocacy videos and posts other than art so thank you again

yes yes the answer is yes! we are a mid-high support needs disabled autistic polyfragmented DID system with alters with a wide range of vebralness. a lot of us use forms of AACs or TTS in out of inner world / headspace and in real life. if you think you need it, just use it. it's stressful at first, but nonverbal communication is communication and it's a valid way to communicate. 🧩 - The Dreamdrop System

[dreamdropsystemarchive]

☆HYPERSPEAKING☆

☆SEMISPEAKING☆

☆NONSPEAKING☆

[sugarcubecornerzipp]

1. What breed do you regress to?

I’m unsure exactly but some kind of fluffy lap dog like a Pommerian or Shiba Inu

2. Do you age regress too?

Nope :P (at least not that I know of)

3. Describe your dream playroom!

Soft lighting with plenty of blankets and plushies, maybe with one of my favorite shoes playing :)))

4. Do you have a caretaker? If not, do you want

one?

I do have a caretaker and I love and appreciate them smmm /p

5. What gear do you have, and what gear do you

want?

I have a collar and some plushies but I always wish I could have more fluffy things

6. How long have you been regressing?

Just about a month now, officially though I did do it once maybe 7 months ago just to try it. Really enjoyed regressing and then forgot about it until after I regressed again on accident.

7. When and how did you first hear about pet

regression?

I hardly heard of it the first time I regressed mainly heard mentions from my friends about it, though didn’t look too deep into it until later.

8. What is your favourite activity to do in

puppyspace?

Show affection to my CG and play games like fetch!

9. What helps you regress?

Definitely having a CG present but also a safe environment with people I trust

10. Does anyone you know in real life know that you

regress?

OHHH yeah, they found out. That aforementioned “accidental” regression was right there with them!

11. What clothes do/would you want to wear when

regressed, and how do/would you like to style

your hair when regressed?

Generally what I usually wear, always comfy stuff but I like hoodies and anything warm (though sometimes I can’t because it’ll get too hot >:|)

12. Are you speaking, semispeaking, nonspeaking,

or hyperspeaking when you're regressed?

Nonspeaking, sometimes I make noises but straight-up talking.

13. What is your favourite food to eat when you're

regressed?

ANYTHING THATS MEAT

14. What do you like to drink when you're regressed?

Water & Juice

15. Do you prefer to play inside or outside when

you're regressed?

Inside, I’ve never played or even regressed while outside.

16. Do you like/want to be trained by a caretaker?

If it means more attention!

17. Why do you pet regress?

Mainly for escapism and fun, though I do also have some trauma so it also helps me express my emotions better.

18. How often do you regress?

Few times a week!

19. Do you know anyone (in real life or online) who

also regresses?

YEAH, i’m very lucky to have people around me who helped me understand and were very kind about things.

20. Does anything else about you change when

you're regressed? (i.e your favourite colour, your

favourite music, your favourite animal, your

name, your pronouns, etc.)

The music genre’s i like are a much softer, I go by Zipp when regressed, but most things are the same!

21. Do you have any rules when in puppyspace?

Just be nice and try not to get upset by me constantly trying to get attention.

22. Describe your puppyspace nighttime routine!

Don’t have one as of yet

23. Describe your puppyspace morning routine!

Don’t have one as of yet

24. What are you like when you're regressed? (Are

you playful, sleepy, loud, shy, helpful, etc?)

Very energetic and fairly easily startled, way more outwardly affectionate than I usually am

25. Do you regress voluntarily or involuntarily?

Mixture of both!

26. What do you like most about puppy regression?

The fun me and my CG have, it’s lighthearted and lets both of us get away from our worries a bit. Even when regressing alone I still like the serenity of it everything feels so, simple.

27. Have you ever regressed in public? If you have,

what was it like?

Nope, doing stuff in public like that always worries me. I was flustered when I first regressed in front of friends that i REALLY TRUST.

28. How does puppy regression help you in your day-

today life?

It helps me relax from all of my day’s worries and also helps me heal a little bit of my innermost self.

29. When was the first time you remember

regressing?

About 7 months ago, it was alone and I didn’t stay in headspace for more than a few hours but it was nice.

30. What advice do you have for new puppy

regressors?

Don’t be afraid! There’s people who will support you, and if you enjoy regression then don’t let anyone stop you!