#stimming autistic

[anothersssarchive]

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

Needing to stim is NOT bad.

[dreamdropsystem]

keep on stimming!!

[autisticdreamdrop]

feet vid lol

here's us stimming up with our cane. gotta stim even with physical illness. we felt very faint and dissociated in this vid but we were watching Bluey so we were happy haha.. 🦯 - The Dreamdrop System

[phantomhivestims]

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Throwing tomatoes at Jimmy stimboard

Req by myself

Note ; I hate him and want to throw things at him and expect a stimboard for my queen Anya <33

Another note ; HELP THANKS FOR SO MANY NOTES??? 😭 didn't expect this would be my most popular stimboard atm

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[bee-fox]

i made a laos stim loop

[itsaspectrumcomic]

That's just how I stand...

[liberaljane]

Are you heading for a burnout without even realizing it? For neurodivergent folks, the warning signs of burnout may look different and be harder to recongize. 

Neurodivergent or not, we all need to understand our limits and boundaries. When you’re neurodivergent, you may not know you pushed yourself too far - until it’s too late!

Need help with some of the terms in this post?

😎 “Masking” or “Camouflaging": a coping strategy that many neurodivergent people use to suppress aspects of themselves to appear neurotypical. It’s important to note that social masking is a tool many neurospicy folks use to keep themselves safe, and usually starts in childhood. 🥄 “Spoons” refers to Spoon Theory, which is a metaphor describing the amount of physical or mental energy that a person has for daily activities and tasks. It is a helpful tool for disabled and neurodivergent folks to describe their energy. 👋 “Stim” short for "self-stimulation" is a term used to describe repetitive behaviors or movements that people may engage in to help cope with emotions. It may include rocking, flapping hands or twirling. 

If any of this resonates with you, try letting the “mask” slip a little! 

[thatkoiboi]

//WARNING: meltdown, dissociation, spiraling//

I'm proud of you and all your accomplishments! Everything will be okay <3

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Ways I Didn’t Realize I Was Stimming

Neurodivergent_lou

[noriartz]

Normalize stimming! How do you stim? I pinch my hands like a crab when im excited~

[etherealspacejelly]

girl help im going feral listening to music again

[anothersssarchive]

autistic things 35

squeaking/squealing when excited

[dreamdropsystem]

stimming!!

[raskolnikov466]

Stim toys are not a tool for autistic people to make stims less annoying for neurotypicals. I'm tired of my teachers coming to tell me to grab my stress ball as soon as I move an arm or a leg. I need to make large movements and these stims cannot be replaced by more discreet ones. Stim toys are undoubtedly useful for some autistic people but not for all, and they are not made for the comfort of neurotypicals.

[ceruleanmindpalace]

Inktober No. 19 - Stimming (my own prompt)

Another step out of the comfort zone: my very first try to ever do an animation

Giftwork for @sgam76 as a thank you for her amazing autistic Sherlock stories.

I am flattered if you reblog, but do NOT post my art on other sites/social media or use in any other way without my written permission.

[itsaspectrumcomic]

I just want to stim in peace