#not nd related

[nancydrew428]

If you voted for Trump or any other Republican, unfollow me. If you voted against LGBT+, climate, immigration, abortion, or any other basic human rights, unfollow me. In fact, you can block me, or message me letting me know so I can block you too. I want nothing to do with you. Goodbye✌️

[ghoulishautism]

TBH maybe more people would rp with real humans instead of chatbots if we sat them down and taught everyone proper roleplay etiquette

[groverapologist]

this is how y'all are picking which gravity falls twin u relate to. anyways i'm mabel

[thatadhdfeel]

being diagnosed with something later in life is like. oh. so this is why i was lost. this is why i was hurt. this is why i was hated. this is the piece i knew was missing, but couldn’t name. now that name has been granted. and you sit in the doctor’s office chair. you stare at the insurance code. you wonder what could have been, had you known earlier. you wonder and wonder and wonder.

[fastbrain]

I couldn't resist creating some dad content for Fathers' Day here in Aus yesterday.

(The Reddit post with more Palia-related puns)

[danandfuckingjonlmao]

people always talk about edwin being an older ghost, and he technically is, but he doesn’t have any more experience being a ghost than charles. he was in hell from the moment he died to the night he met charles. he died at 16 and then did not get a chance to go through any growth or learn anything in hell other than torture—he lost those 70+ years. functionally, neither of their afterlives start until they meet, and they have to (get to) learn how to be ghosts and how to exist in this form on earth together every step of the way. anyway, what are you procrastinating right now? i’m procrastinating an essay that was due 4 days ago AND an essay that’s due tomorrow 🤠

[ariiiiilynn]

[salty-autistic-writer]

Every time someone gets angry that neurodivergent people headcanon Tommy as autistic (you don't want to know what people called me on twt for making autistic Tommy posts ...), they bring out all the stereotypical aspects of autism which Tommy apparently doesn't show in their opinion and say: "he's just rude / an asshole". That's so ironic. Because that's the thing: Autism is a spectrum and just because you experience some aspects of one part of this broad spectrum doesn't mean that YOU get to say what autism has to look like for every other autistic person. YOU don't define autism for me. A lot of people say Eddie is autistic. I don't see it. But I would never start to judge people who headcanon him as autistic. For me, personally, Tommy has more autistic traits I relate to. Because do you know who was also called "rude"? Me. I was also called "indifferent", "selfish", "egocentric", "weird", etc. because of my autistic traits. And come on. No one, really no one, has ever tried to excuse Tommy's past behaviour by headcanoning him as autistic. We just relate to some aspects of his personality. And we are allowed to do so. Neurodivergent people should never judge or shame fellow neurodivergent people for relating to a fictional character or headcanoning them as autistic. What harm does it do? (That's right. None. All of this is just part of your stupid ship war.) Autism is a spectrum. If you know an autistic person, you know ONE autistic person. So if they relate to someone you don't, there's going to be a reason for that ... Be mindful and manage to see past your hatred for the fictional character. These are some traits that can be part of the autism spectrum which I experience and recognise in Tommy: - fidgeting and stimming (Tommy fidgets a lot. He pushes his hands into the pockets of his jacket, wrings his hands, taps his fingers, crosses his arms over his chest, fidgets with his cap during the medal ceremony, fidgets with the tiny pumpkin, etc.) - flat expression, monotonous voice, dry humour - taking things literally (the deleted cake scene) - seems to have comfort food / drink / clothes

And for me, autistic Tommy is a perfect fit to adhd Buck. I see them as an audhd dynamic. Which, for me, is extra fun, because I'm autistic and my husband has adhd. :D

[olivescales3]

Being a neurodivergent aroace who hyperanalyzes their intense hyperfixation is such a struggle

[sungtaro]

pov: traveling the world with bf!kun happy birthday @dongkwan ♡

[vellichorsdesire]

caregiver f/o who wants you to feel nothing but safe and loved in their arms,, they’d never judge you and they’d understand if you deal with hard big feelings during your regression and/or if you regress due to stress or being upset… regression isn’t always ‘cutesy’ ! they’d be happy to reassure you you’re not a burden at all to them, that it’s okay to let these feelings out. they’d stay by your side no matter what

[7roaches]

i think all he knows how to make is bowl of cereals & even that he burns sometimes

[schnumn]

Nope

[upsidedowngrass]

yaa

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Okay what the actual fuck is going on.

I make one post and it explodes into arguments? It was just a post. A relatable experience I have had. I never said it was excessive to just neurodivergence. Neurotypicals can have these too.

When was it so wrong to share your experiences here?

[autisticlee]

i made my first comic :) that ND feeling when you have so much more to process than NTs and it's hard to answer even "simple" questions.