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So I can’t tell if I have autism and I’m stimming or I have ocd. When I poop I feel like I have to clean everything out and I don’t stop even if there is blood. And if I didn’t poop I still wipe hard because I like the sensation of something in my butt sometimes. Sometimes I finger my hole for minutes at a time under running warm water in the bath about until it goes cold or longer. It’s not even erotic I just have so much anxiety if I don’t do it. What do you think is wrong with me?
Hey anon, There's only so much I can say because I myself am not sure. But it honestly could be a bit of both OCD and stimming. In my personal opinion, they share the same line with some things. It could also just be part of an anxiety disorder like I have (general anxiety disorder) where if you don't do something it makes you anxious. All of these things share the same line. Or venn diagram bubble :P I'd bring it up to your doctor just because you might be potentially hurting yourself if you make yourself bleed - you don't want something getting in the wound and making it infected. See if you can try something else to help with the stimulation. Also see if you can't get tested for Autism, but a self-diagnosis is still valid :) I'm sorry if I didn't help much and I'm sorry it takes me so long. I remember I have Tumblr for a while and then I forget for a long time :P Much love to you <3
30 Days of Autism Acceptance
It’s been a VERY long time since I’ve been on Tumblr (I’m sorry everyone) and I would like to post my past few entries for the 30 Days of Autism Acceptance prompts by @autie-j
My responses can also be found on my Instagram, Facebook page, and website.
April 1st: Introduce yourself. Talk about who you are as a person. Your age, hobbies, special interests, family, etc. Anything you feel comfortable sharing.
Hi everyone, my name is Gabby and I'm 23 years old. I first got diagnosed with Autism at the age of 21 during Autism Acceptance Month. I'm still learning who I am as a person, but who I am right now I love and I will continue to work on myself. My hobbies include video games, hiking, swimming, roller skating, and occasionally writing. My family consists of those who accept me and love me for who I am, and I love them. My special interests are dinosaurs and being an Autistic advocate to make this world a better place for people like me. I'm very thankful to be Autistic, and I'm very glad that my community has amazing people.
April 2nd: Post your redinstead photos today. Alternatively, you could talk about what autistic pride/autism acceptance month means to you.
April 3rd: How do you feel about dating/romantic relationships? Have you dated in the past/are you currently in a relationship/do you eventually want one? Do you feel that your experience of autism/stereotypes around autism and relationships impacts this?
I personally like dating and romantic relationships. I think the right people just have to be involved. I’m still a bit confused on what a date is though… I have dated a total of 3 times throughout my life, starting at the age of 19, and two of those relationships were not right for me. I won’t go into any details, but I do mention them in a couple of my podcast episodes. Those two relationships taught me what I don’t want in a relationship and I’m currently in a non-toxic, very happy relationship. We just celebrated our two year anniversary in March and I couldn’t be happier.
I don’t think that that my experience of autism or the stereotypes around autism and relationships impact this one bit. My boyfriend and I don’t allow what society says is a relationship or how you should act in a relationship define our relationship, we make our own rules because it’s ours and no one can tell us otherwise. I actually talk a lot about our relationship on the Phoenix Cast episode Screw the Scripts. Like I said above, I’m in an AMAZING relationship and the rocky road (my favorite ice cream by the way, haha) that I had to travel down got me to where I am today and who I’m with today and I’d never change that.
Semiverbal Communication
I think we don’t talk about semiverbal communication enough in the autistic community. We all know nonverbal is not speaking in words or speaking only a VERY small amount of words with significant struggle and pain. Semiverbal, though, has a much broader definition, and we underestimate the value of using this word to describe the way we talk with our mouth parts.
Just because we can still sound out vowels and consonants in such a way to form a word does not mean we are communicating properly and effectively. So many times I’ve had people tell me I can speak “just fine” because they can hear what I am saying and then there ends up a misunderstanding of some sort because they did not understand that I was not speaking just “fine”.
Semiverbal could mean…
Speaking and expressing thoughts through scripts like movie quotes, commercial jingles, bits of songs, and things you hear in your everyday life.
Speaking a full sentence but replacing words with certain sounds or bodily motions so that there are pauses in the sentence where you interject the replacement.
Speaking words out of order consistently so that the correct meaning can still be interpreted, but only after taking a moment to think about it and correcting the order.
Shortening full sentences or phrases to a more shortened form such as “I love you” to “Love” or “I want water please.” to “Water”.
Talking coherently in some areas of speech and then other parts it turning out garbled or incorrect.
Sentences in your head not matching up with the words that come out of your mouth so that people misinterpret what you mean (this is a big issue for me personally, and I often have to get people to say back to me what I say so I can catch any mistakes because I don’t realize that they happen when the words come out of my mouth).
Starting out saying something and then forgetting a word so you have to start the sentence over and rework it to fit in a similar word so your sentence still makes sense. Saying something but one word was missing so you have to say it again with the word inserted.
Thinking the right word in your head, but only wrong words coming out of your mouth.
Making up words to mean things even if you know the correct word for what you mean because the made-up word sounds more right to you (this doesn’t count mash-up words, just words that are completely made up).
I really believe if people understood the multiple ways someone can be semiverbal we may be able to avoid a lot more misunderstandings and frustrations when autistics speak and recognize even if we can talk, we are still struggling to communicate.
I think we should use the word semiverbal more because it doesn’t just mean can speak, but only a little bit, it encompasses a lot of types of difficulties autistics have when speaking.
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30 Days of Autism Acceptance 2021
Rules: Answer the prompt of the day on your own separate post. You can answer as many or as few of these as you like. Answer with as much or as little detail as you wish. Some questions this year have an alternative option that you can do if you prefer. You can answer just one or both of them. And make sure to tag it as #30daysofautismacceptance and #2021. And feel free to do this on any other social media platform that you want as well. Please help me spread this before the start of April!
Note: This year for the prompts I collaborated with my friend @lesmiserabby to make them. Half of the prompts were made by her and the other half were made by me.
April 1st: Introduce yourself. Talk about who you are as a person. Your age, hobbies, special interests, family, etc. Anything you feel comfortable sharing.
April 2nd: Post your redinstead photos today. Alternatively, you could talk about what autistic pride/autism acceptance month means to you.
April 3rd: How do you feel about dating/romantic relationships? Have you dated in the past/are you currently in a relationship/do you eventually want one? Do you feel that your experience of autism/stereotypes around autism and relationships impacts this?
April 4th: Are there any topics regarding autism that you feel don’t get discussed enough?
April 5th: What was school like for you, or what is it currently like for you if you are still in school? Elementary, high school, post-secondary?
April 6th: Are you able to drive? If so, was it difficult to learn? What was difficult about it? If not, do you use any alternatives?
April 7th: How are you with sarcasm and/or metaphors/figures of speech? Do you interpret things very literally?
April 8th: Talk about friendship. How important are friends to you? Do you find it hard to make and maintain friendships? Are your friends generally supportive? Is there anything about having friends that confuses you?
April 9th: How has the pandemic impacted you? Has it changed routines? Do you like or dislike masks? What do you wish allistics and neurotypicals knew/understood about how the pandemic is impacting autistic people?
April 10th: How important is representation to you? Is the representation that is out there generally good or bad? What is your favorite piece of representation? What you like to see more of in autism representation? What would you like to see less of?
April 11th: What are your thoughts/feelings about masking (a term for when autistic people hide their autistic traits)? Do you mask?
April 12th: Is there anything you find hard to do because of being autistic? Is there anything that you find easy?
April 13th: How much preparation and planning do you need before doing new things, or even for familiar things? Do you need to be totally prepared ahead of time or are you more comfortable with being spontaneous/just going for it? Does it vary for you depending on the thing or the day?
April 14th: What do you like about being autistic?
April 15th: Do you work? If so, what is that like for you? Are you open about being autistic at work? Alternatively, how open are you about being autistic? Do you tell a lot of people? Or just a select few? How do people normally react when you tell them? If you don’t tell people, then why?
April 16th: What did it feel like when you interacted with other autistic people for the first time? What does the autistic community mean to you? How important is it?
April 17th: How do you feel about terms like “special needs”?
April 18th: Talk about identity. Is being autistic an important part of your identity? What does being autistic mean to you? Which do you prefer: identity first or person first language and why?
April 19th: Do you enjoy music, or do you find it overstimulating? If you do like music, what kind of music do you prefer?
April 20th: What are some things that allistic people do that you find confusing?
April 21st: Do you stim? If so, what are your favourite ways of stimming? What does stimming feel like for you?
April 22nd: What are some things allistic people can do to better support/accommodate autistic people?
April 23rd: How specific is your routine? Does it vary slightly from day to day? Do things have to be at the exact same time, or does just the order matter? How important is having a routine to you?
April 24th: Are there things that seemed to come naturally to others that you had to try to learn over time?
April 25th: Do you experience executive dysfunction? If so, how often? What is it like for you? What do you wish neurotypicals understood about it?
April 26th: Talk about special interests. Do you have special interests? If not do you wish you did? What do your special interests mean to you? What are your current special interests? What are your past special interests?
April 27th: What is your favourite form of media? For example, do you enjoy books? What format do you prefer for books (physical, e-book, audiobook)? Did you love reading as a kid but find it challenging as you got older? How about movies, tv, or video games? Do you have a favourite series?
April 28th: If you could give advice to someone who just found out that they are autistic, what advice would you give?
April 29th: How do you feel about shoes? Are they good sensory? Bad sensory? Are there certain types of shoes that you find more or less comfortable? Do you struggle with replacing shoes when they’re worn out?
April 30th: What would you like your overall message for autism acceptance month to be?
30 Days of Autism Acceptance 2021
April 1st: Introduce yourself. Talk about who you are as a person. Your age, hobbies, special interests, family, etc. Anything you feel comfortable sharing.
Okay, so my name is Rosie. I'm 27 and I live with my parents and three cats. My current special interests are linguistics, Stardew Valley and the Elder Scrolls games, specifically the Elder Scrolls Online. I also enjoy creative writing a lot. Um yeah, I'm not good at these things lol.
But I wanted to make something clear here because a tag we're supposed to use for this thing is for the year 2021. Um, can't really do that. My OCD says that's a Bad Number, and as you can see above, I can type it sometimes, but for some reason tagging things is harder. I know logically there's no curse or whatever on that number or this year, but I just can't deal with it to that extent at the moment. But I will still use the general tag for doing this challenge.
30 Days of Autism Acceptance 2021
April 1st: Introduce yourself. Talk about who you are as a person. Your age, hobbies, special interests, family, etc. Anything you feel comfortable sharing.
Hi, my name is Ryan/Nicole (It’s a whole process)! I am 19yo, I am non-binary. I am from Ireland and have lived here all my life. I’ve only ever travelled to European countries. All of my SPINs (Special Interests) are listed in my bio, but in case you’re not bothered to check they are: The Beatles and Classic Rock, King Arthur and Medieval Times, Batman and Comic Books, Undertale and Video Games (especially RPGs), Liverpool and Football (soccer, if you will. Only got into it because of my dad so I could have something to talk about), Encyclopedias and Learning. Hyperfixations are: Fallout, Skyrim, Video Essays (so, so many video essays), Doctor Who, Star Trek (especially TNG), Harry Potter (not anymore), various classic rock bands, Marvel (I’m not a fanboy), DC (I’m slightly protective of Batman, especially the Arkham Games but that’s it), PS4, PC, computer specs are a new one, Pokémon, BoJack Horseman, Friends, ATLA, Philosophy, Autism and other ND types(?), guitar playing, Bo Burnham, and I’ll leave it at that for now. I have a mam, dad, and two brothers in my family. I was diagnosed with autism (then Asperger’s Syndrome) when I was 11, along with GAD (Generalised Anxiety Disorder).
I don’t really know who I am as a person. My main personality trait is being considered intelligent by basically everyone I’ve met and known for longer than like a week, so it’s kind of stuck with me as an indicator for who I am. I’ve also been called kind, sweet, and considerate many times, as well as respectful. I don’t know if I’d call myself that though.
Shoutout to @autie-j and @lesmiserabby for providing the prompts for this year’s Autism Acceptance Month!
Hi, um, im wondering can you still verbally stim and talk to yourself when you're semiverbal? Today i got really upset and overstimulated and i went semiverbal, but i still was like singing a song to get my anxiety out? and then my mind went elsewhere and I started quietly rambling to myself? But i don't feel capable of really talking to anyone else and right now, talking at all. But sometimes i ramble to myself when i feel super upset? Sorry, im rambling
Hi! I’m so sorry it took me so long to get to this, I have been away from Tumblr for so long.
But yes, from what I understand, I do think you can still verbally stim even when you’re semi-verbal. It helps with the anxiety and everything that you’re feeling and helps get it all out of your system. You’re unique and what helps you helps, and it’s special to you.
Things That Happened On My First Day At Target
-Sold lingerie to an eighty year old woman
-Got a free salted caramel frappacino from the suspectedly gay barista, Parker
-Sold a bra to the mom of a sixteen year old girl who was cringing the entire time
-Had a very engaging conversation with a three year old boy about colors. We both like blue.
-Served an old woman who I thought had an impressive mustache, but it was just nose hair
-Watched her and two other women with her get trapped between two sets of automatic doors because they did not understand how to open them. How they got through the first set, I still do not know.
-Sold fifteen gallons of kitty litter to a soccer mom who refused to break eye contact
-Got a second free starbucks drink. This one was a pumpkin pie one that wasn’t even on the menu. I like this barista man.
-Gave dozens of children stickers. Several of them squealed when they got them. This is the best part of my job.
-Sold an old man $200 of furniture and got him to sign up for a Target credit card. Before he finished the last step, he turned and walked away with his cart without a word.
-He still hadn’t paid. I called him back and he apologized, saying “sorry, sometimes my diabetes makes me do that.” He didn’t finish getting the card.
-A woman came up with $220 of items. After a wad of coupons and a stack of free gift cards from other promotions, her total went down to $55. I want her to teach me.
-Saw a girl skipping down the aisle in what can only be described as a pink princess fairy wedding dress. She was filled with happiness and if I hadn’t been on the clock I would have taken her. At the very least, I want that outfit for my own.
-Got approached by a large man named Jason. He told me not to steal. I will take this advice to heart.
-Met a woman referred to only as The Cat Lady. She asked if I wanted her to buy me a keychain from Ross. I told her I had no keys. She nodded solemnly and walked away, whispering their exact location inside Ross, just in case.
-Got called into the HR Head’s office at the end of my shift. I was expecting to be yelled at for some reason. She and another lead showered me in compliments for ten minutes straight, saying a lot of managers had been saying great things about me all day. Not what I expected, but I’ll take it.
Day Two:
-Intimidating farmer man in overalls and pigtails came through my checkout. He bought a bucket. He spoke no words. He made no eye contact. He left me with questions.
-Three college boys came through, each buying spandex and makeup wipes. They spoke no words. They made too much eye contact. They left me with more questions. I question when this job will provide answers.
-A three year old came through, pushed by his personal chauffeur. He bought one small Spider-Man onesie. He carried out the entire transaction on his own. He was the most polite customer I have had so far.
-Three people walked away without their change. Only two returned.
-A man bought thirty light bulbs with a coupon. He told me he did not need thirty light bulbs. He just likes coupons.
-He then walked to customer service, claiming to have returned several things he did not mean to. He then walked a lap around the store and left. He did not leave the store with his light bulbs. They were nowhere to be found.
-A customer came through looking nervous. She leaned over the counter. She whispered to me. Someone had pooped in the baby supplies aisle. All evidence pointed to it not being a baby.
Day Three:
-Two children came through the line. They were chanting to their mom through heavy streams of tears. “WE WANT STICKERS MOMMY.” There were no stickers at any of the registers. They continued crying. I failed my people.
-An old woman bought five bottles of wine and a large bottle of vodka. Her license told me she had lived through World War II. Her smile told me she was still living.
-I sorted through the candy in the checkout lanes. I was meant to set aside candy that had expired in the last month. A box of Kit Kats was found that had expired in February of 2015. One was missing. I hope the poor sap is okay.
-Clearance school supplies have arrived. A man bought 71 spiral notebooks for $6. A woman bought 110 folders for $4. I hope they meet each other. I would like to see the child of two math problem characters.
-A bearded man named Rusty came through. I sold him a bottle of Crystal Light powder and a gallon of water. The powder was empty. The water jug had an inch of pink water left in it. How long has he been inside the store already. His beard intimidated me too much to ask.
-An elderly man in a fedora pushed two full carts into my lane. They were both filled to the brim. He bought 52 12-packs of Mountain Dew. 12 were diet. He repeatedly told me he was 80 years old. As I handed him his receipt, he leaned in and whispered, “I’m going to get DRUNK.” He pointed at his carts, smiled at me, and scurried away with his definitively alcoholic purchase. I wonder if he knows. I wonder if he cares.
Day Four:
-The store is having a 10% off your entire purchase sale. I have a coupon to scan if anyone asks for it. I scan it if people don’t ask for it if they’re nice to me. I don’t scan it if they’re rude. Power is a new sensation. Power is a good sensation.
- Because of the sale, we have been flooded with guests itching for a bargain. When I need to go on my break, the manager has to stand in front of the line and tell people to go somewhere else. As the line died down, I prepared to leave. A new wave of people approached. She whispered to me “run as soon as you can.” I did not see her after my break.
-An old man comes through the line and loudly announces that “this is a cash thing. No cards!” His clarity is appreciated, but also questioned.
-A young man follows him. He jokes, “this is a card thing. No cash!” His smile shows he was a kind man. His joke shows he was a dad.
-A confused teenager follows after. He whispers, “……….cash”. He thinks he has to announce his payment type. I do not correct him.
-Children continue to handle their own transactions. This makes my day good. One girl had her own wallet and told me “thank you for your help, sir”. This makes my day great.
- Five hours into my shift, I discover small figurines of Bambi and Pluto behind my register screen. Knowing that I am experiencing the happiest place on earth for a bargain price is nice.
-A customer purchased hard salami. The store sells a product called hard salami. How anyone can work or shop here with a straight face remains beyond me.
-A small girl waits in the cart as her mother pays for her transaction. She decides she had enough. She shouts, “Let me out of here!” She attempts to leave the cart. She realizes the walls are too tall. She sits down and accepts her fate with a shocking level of grace.
-A grown man sees a coloring book on a shelf. He calls after his wife, who has already walked away. “There’s a coloring book here. This is just pitiful.” No one has any response for this.
-I met a man who looked like Harry Potter if, instead of getting out of the cupboard at age eleven, he stayed in there for fifteen more years with nothing but Red Bull and My Chemical Romance albums.
-A woman gets 69 cents back in change. I know that I will likely get reprimanded if I make a 69 joke to a customer. I do not speak to the customer any further. I am trying to decide if it is worth losing my job or not.
-A little girl in basketball shorts kicks the candy rack multiple times. I expect her to turn around and show that she is throwing a fit. Instead, she seems calm and please. She is having the time of her life. I look forward to seeing where life takes her.
-A child in my lane gets a toy. A child in the next lane yells at him for having a toy when he does not. Toy-having child prepares to throw the toy at toy-lacking child. Parents pick up their respective children. Thus ends the Baby Feud of 2016.
Day Five:
-I open my register. An octogenarian woman approaches. She purchases bras and lingerie. I cry on the inside. It is too early for these images.
-A small girl helped me put her parents bags into their cart. Every time I hand her a bag, she digs through it, announcing which things are hers and which are her parents, and putting her parents’ items in the cart without the bag. They did not earn the bag and she treats them accordingly.
-A group of old people came on a field trip to Target and spent ten minutes discussing the new Jungle Book movie before buying a copy. Their reviews were overwhelmingly positive and gleeful.
-The DVD ran $18.94. The group banded together, pulling out every coin they could find to ensure they gave me exact change. They must have had ten dollars in coins between them. The strength of their teamwork inspired me. The depth of their pockets confounded me.
-A fly flew directly into my nostril before bouncing around and making a swift exit. I was more impressed by its aim than bothered by its decisions.
-A woman seemingly stepped out of the 19th century prairie to purchase a frappucino. I think her dress was handmade. Her head scarf still had a price tag.
-An old couple came through my lane to purchase gardening tools. Anytime one of them turned their back to the other, they would be tickled without warning or mercy. I believe I have just had a glimpse into my future.
-A very angry old man pulled two full carts through. He purchased a Twix bar, a bottle of Diet Pepsi, 36 pairs of underwear, and 262 adult diapers. I believe I have just had another glimpse into my future.
HAPPY ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF MY FIRST DAY AT TARGET
Hold up, hold the fuck up! Can we go back to day one where it states, “If I hadn’t been on the clock, I would have taken her.”
Hmm suspicious
You caught me, I am a proud kidnapper, and am happy to brag about it openly, and I would never use hyperbole to express how cute a child was and how I would gladly have a child like that in a heartbeat
Hey everyone! Episode 24 is up! This will count as yesterdays episode 8/23/20 ^^ https://www.instagram.com/p/CESkvyehA7L/?igshid=7j1nc66bnzpk
Hey everyone, sorry for missing this week. It's been busy with school, work, volunteering, and I just started doing Doordash. Hopefully I'll be able to record soon! Hope all of you are well ❤️ Have a wonderful existence and I love you! https://www.instagram.com/p/CERCWnmhB3v/?igshid=75txkjqgacxn
You’re not behind. You’re right on track, on your personal path which might look totally different from anyone else’s.
I admit I tend to feel like I’m running out of time, especially with how much I accomplish with my art. But at the end of it all, there’s no timeline and certainly no finish line. It’s hard because there’s always so much more I want to create, and there’s only a limited amount of time in between working full-time as an engineer, so I always feel like my art is moving slower than I want it to. But there’s no point in rushing myself if it’s a detriment to my mental health. I can enjoy the journey while creating and accomplishing more of my goals at a sustainable pace. 🙏 I hope this helps anyone feeling like they’re behind. We have plenty of time, so there’s no rush. 💛
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Hello Few years back, I asked my teacher if he could refrain from saying "piss off" in front of my class. Every time he said it, it just seem inappropriate to say in front of students and it was like I wanted to cry because I thought I was getting yelled at, which I told him. His response was saying it even more and have the class laugh and start saying it too (which what I was trying to avoid in the first place). I get the reality of that situation, but I never felt so.... Can you explain why?
Hi, so sorry I'm a bit late to this ask, school has started up again and I've been a bit frazzled lately.
And honestly? That's a huge jerk move, especially for a teacher. Teachers are supposed to be understanding and take into consideration their students and their feelings. That's what they get paid for, but also I feel like it's just human decency.
From a psychology student point of view, someone saying, "piss off" sounds really aggressive and inappropriate, especially as a teacher no matter the context. Psychology speaking, the feelings of getting yelled at by those words can trigger the amygdala in your brain. The amygdala is responsible for all of the emotions we feel and triggers our fight or flight response. Hearing those two words can be aggravating/annoying triggering that fight or flight and your body is responding to that making your stress hormones increase. Maybe it's because you heard it one day when you weren't feeling well and your amygdala remembered that feeling associated with those words or you heard it somewhere else in a specific context but again it's tied in with your emotions from a specific time wether you are aware of it or not.
ASD point of view, he's not taking the time to try and understand you in any way and he seems to really be enjoying the idea of upsetting you for whatever reason. And when we don't feel understood or listened to, it makes us really upset because we feel like we aren't important. That's my point of view at least...
Did I answer your question? /.\ *hiding face emoji*
i wanted to draw the old gaang but i didn’t know which outfits from which books to draw them in then i was like oh hang on
Stellar fan art based on Joaquim Dos Santos’ “Old Friends” poster.
