#actuallyautsitic — Public Fediverse posts
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#ActuallyAutsitic realization today: I've said for a while that these days I don't typically use AAC. But a huge part of that reason is that I'm using text communication that typically isn't seen as AAC -- For every word I speak with my voice during the day, I probably use Slack for 5 word at work.
It's a good reminder for me. AAC can be part of universal access. My team communicates extensively in Slack, not as an accommodation, but for other reasons. But that means I'm less worn out by speec.
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#ActuallyAutsitic realization today: I've said for a while that these days I don't typically use AAC. But a huge part of that reason is that I'm using text communication that typically isn't seen as AAC -- For every word I speak with my voice during the day, I probably use Slack for 5 word at work.
It's a good reminder for me. AAC can be part of universal access. My team communicates extensively in Slack, not as an accommodation, but for other reasons. But that means I'm less worn out by speec.
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#ActuallyAutsitic realization today: I've said for a while that these days I don't typically use AAC. But a huge part of that reason is that I'm using text communication that typically isn't seen as AAC -- For every word I speak with my voice during the day, I probably use Slack for 5 word at work.
It's a good reminder for me. AAC can be part of universal access. My team communicates extensively in Slack, not as an accommodation, but for other reasons. But that means I'm less worn out by speec.
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#ActuallyAutsitic realization today: I've said for a while that these days I don't typically use AAC. But a huge part of that reason is that I'm using text communication that typically isn't seen as AAC -- For every word I speak with my voice during the day, I probably use Slack for 5 word at work.
It's a good reminder for me. AAC can be part of universal access. My team communicates extensively in Slack, not as an accommodation, but for other reasons. But that means I'm less worn out by speec.
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#ActuallyAutsitic realization today: I've said for a while that these days I don't typically use AAC. But a huge part of that reason is that I'm using text communication that typically isn't seen as AAC -- For every word I speak with my voice during the day, I probably use Slack for 5 word at work.
It's a good reminder for me. AAC can be part of universal access. My team communicates extensively in Slack, not as an accommodation, but for other reasons. But that means I'm less worn out by speec.
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@actuallyautistic
#ActuallyAutsiticAre you ticklish? If not, did you used to be ticklish?
As a child, I was ticklish until, at age 11, I decided that I would no longer be ticklish. Since then, I have not been ticklish at all.
I have yet to meet any others who experienced this "turning off" of being ticklish.
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@actuallyautistic
#ActuallyAutsiticAre you ticklish? If not, did you used to be ticklish?
As a child, I was ticklish until, at age 11, I decided that I would no longer be ticklish. Since then, I have not been ticklish at all.
I have yet to meet any others who experienced this "turning off" of being ticklish.
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@actuallyautistic
#ActuallyAutsiticAre you ticklish? If not, did you used to be ticklish?
As a child, I was ticklish until, at age 11, I decided that I would no longer be ticklish. Since then, I have not been ticklish at all.
I have yet to meet any others who experienced this "turning off" of being ticklish.
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@actuallyautistic
#ActuallyAutsiticAre you ticklish? If not, did you used to be ticklish?
As a child, I was ticklish until, at age 11, I decided that I would no longer be ticklish. Since then, I have not been ticklish at all.
I have yet to meet any others who experienced this "turning off" of being ticklish.
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@actuallyautistic
#ActuallyAutsiticAre you ticklish? If not, did you used to be ticklish?
As a child, I was ticklish until, at age 11, I decided that I would no longer be ticklish. Since then, I have not been ticklish at all.
I have yet to meet any others who experienced this "turning off" of being ticklish.
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In other news, I just talked to my brother and he thinks he might be autistic too. He does recognize some of my traits in him, and he talked to me about other traits. I encouraged him to read about it.
😁
I also floated to him the notion that our mother could have been autistic and he did not balk at the notion.
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In other news, I just talked to my brother and he thinks he might be autistic too. He does recognize some of my traits in him, and he talked to me about other traits. I encouraged him to read about it.
😁
I also floated to him the notion that our mother could have been autistic and he did not balk at the notion.
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In other news, I just talked to my brother and he thinks he might be autistic too. He does recognize some of my traits in him, and he talked to me about other traits. I encouraged him to read about it.
😁
I also floated to him the notion that our mother could have been autistic and he did not balk at the notion.
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In other news, I just talked to my brother and he thinks he might be autistic too. He does recognize some of my traits in him, and he talked to me about other traits. I encouraged him to read about it.
😁
I also floated to him the notion that our mother could have been autistic and he did not balk at the notion.
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My #Loops are out for delivery. They are out for delivery.
🥳
I can't wait to be disappointed. /hj
Yeah, I'm half joking about this one because I'm often disappointed, but I hope that I won't.
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Okay, so it looks like I do need earplugs for a good night of sleep now.
I've needed them before.
One month ago I definitely did not need them.
Now I need them.
Next month? Who the fuck knows? 🤷
It would be nice if the needs I have at night actually remained... you know... stable? 😩
(I'll note here that there was no discernible sound last night that I had to block.)
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Okay, so it looks like I do need earplugs for a good night of sleep now.
I've needed them before.
One month ago I definitely did not need them.
Now I need them.
Next month? Who the fuck knows? 🤷
It would be nice if the needs I have at night actually remained... you know... stable? 😩
(I'll note here that there was no discernible sound last night that I had to block.)
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Oh, yes! A million times this. I'm not shy about telling people I'm #autistic. Oftentimes, it feels like they are looking at me and waiting for me to "act autistic." This is both hilarious, and annoying.
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Oh, yes! A million times this. I'm not shy about telling people I'm #autistic. Oftentimes, it feels like they are looking at me and waiting for me to "act autistic." This is both hilarious, and annoying.
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I got new glasses this morning. I don't think my prescription changed much, but it was enough to make a good difference. If it weren't for that Canadian weed smoke... er... forest fire smoke... I'd be on cloud nine.
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I got new glasses this morning. I don't think my prescription changed much, but it was enough to make a good difference. If it weren't for that Canadian weed smoke... er... forest fire smoke... I'd be on cloud nine.
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I got new glasses this morning. I don't think my prescription changed much, but it was enough to make a good difference. If it weren't for that Canadian weed smoke... er... forest fire smoke... I'd be on cloud nine.
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When you discover
A person to be autistic,
A portal opens before you.
An orifice, through which
You become an invited guest.
Don't stick your dick in it. -
When you discover
A person to be autistic,
A portal opens before you.
An orifice, through which
You become an invited guest.
Don't stick your dick in it. -
When you discover
A person to be autistic,
A portal opens before you.
An orifice, through which
You become an invited guest.
Don't stick your dick in it. -
When you discover
A person to be autistic,
A portal opens before you.
An orifice, through which
You become an invited guest.
Don't stick your dick in it. -
When you discover
A person to be autistic,
A portal opens before you.
An orifice, through which
You become an invited guest.
Don't stick your dick in it. -
Isn't it fun to talk about "good schools"? Kind of like talking about "good cops" and equally as fantastic. As in fantasy, not real, never.
All the good schools for my autistic and/or my transgender and/or my nonwhite and/or my lesbian and/or my ADHD kids ...
Not a long list. Not even one.
And any school that is not good for my kids is not a good school for any kids.
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Isn't it fun to talk about "good schools"? Kind of like talking about "good cops" and equally as fantastic. As in fantasy, not real, never.
All the good schools for my autistic and/or my transgender and/or my nonwhite and/or my lesbian and/or my ADHD kids ...
Not a long list. Not even one.
And any school that is not good for my kids is not a good school for any kids.
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Isn't it fun to talk about "good schools"? Kind of like talking about "good cops" and equally as fantastic. As in fantasy, not real, never.
All the good schools for my autistic and/or my transgender and/or my nonwhite and/or my lesbian and/or my ADHD kids ...
Not a long list. Not even one.
And any school that is not good for my kids is not a good school for any kids.
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Isn't it fun to talk about "good schools"? Kind of like talking about "good cops" and equally as fantastic. As in fantasy, not real, never.
All the good schools for my autistic and/or my transgender and/or my nonwhite and/or my lesbian and/or my ADHD kids ...
Not a long list. Not even one.
And any school that is not good for my kids is not a good school for any kids.
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Isn't it fun to talk about "good schools"? Kind of like talking about "good cops" and equally as fantastic. As in fantasy, not real, never.
All the good schools for my autistic and/or my transgender and/or my nonwhite and/or my lesbian and/or my ADHD kids ...
Not a long list. Not even one.
And any school that is not good for my kids is not a good school for any kids.