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@autistic-werewolf
BEHOLD:
The Allistic Puzzle Piece.
Since Allistics have decided to represent us with blue/multicoloured puzzle pieces, I’ve decided that we should represent them with white puzzle pieces.
Reasons:
1. Because they aren’t on the spectrum 2. Because they like to blend in to one another 3. Because they are so hard to read/figure out.
What do you think? I’d like to see your ideas.
Two can play at this puzzle game.
I attached my safty pin stim toys to my punk vest!
Crowdfunding a coping tool for everyone. Yes: Everyone.
Introducing Koax Cards, your new tool to avoid social interaction, awkward idleness, or to look busy while doing nothing at all. Designed by an autistic person who was tired of feeling like they had nothing to do while in public, these cards entertain and distract your eye while you’re waiting, bored, or simply doing nothing. There are a lot of lulls coming up this summer and this is a simple, easy, cheap way to fill the void.
They are based on the autistic behavior stimming – self-stimulation – and come in five engaging styles: follow the arrows, pareidolic circles, count the dots, pareidolic curves, and count the lines.
“Koax-Koax” is the verbal stim the creator uses to concentrate when they drew the designs, so the name in and of itself is a tool for relief. They’re helpful to autistic people, those with social anxiety or ADHD, or anyone who’s ever been in public and had nothing to do. They are business sized and blank on the back, allowing for discretion. You can trace the shapes with your eyes, connect the dots, find the faces, or do anything else you can imagine. They grab no attention but yours.
PREORDERS FROM ETSY ARE UP NOW TO CROWDFUND THE FIRST BATCH OF 200. Click this link to receive your pack of all five for just $5 including shipping. You probably already have an empty space in your wallet that’ll fit them perfectly.
@emostiims @luminolstims @rainbow-static @fidgeteen @stimtoybox @stimmingandsmiling @stim-trash @fuzzstim @asdpositivity @autiplants @neurowonderful @mbscully @bi-writer
Please reblog even if you can’t buy! I, the creator of Koax Cards, was evicted for being autistic, and this is a culmination of months of work for a coping tool for everyone, neurotypicals and divergents alike. For autistic people, this is a great way to stim discreetly in public, and for everyone else, this is a much-needed piece of equipment to fill idle moments.
TL;DR : LINK
Makeup brushes are such an underrated stim?? It’s so soft omg!!
twiddlestix review!
i recently got this fidget at a yard sale type thing in my town. i noticed it because it was colorful and seemed fidgety and WOW is it so good!! it’s basically got these plastic bits and gears so you can spin them and move them around. it’s made by hoberman inc and is called the twiddlestix snowflake keychain. i really love this toy so far, it’s super sturdy and fits perfectly in my hand so it’s both discreet and a full stim. i did some poking around online but i can’t find a single place to buy it. if anyone can find something, please let me know.
overall this toy gets a 5/5 from me. it’s a small silent durable fidget and i loooove it!!
https://instagram.com/p/BaWya8FnyUR/
https://instagram.com/p/BZY3Y2HHD3g/
@stimtastic some of my favorite stim toys at the moment! [top left: green fidget cube with green prism; bottom left: blue and green beaded loop; middle: mint dulcimer chewy necklace; and right: pink, purple, and blue koosh ball]
autistic culture is listening to one song on repeat and nothing else for three weeks straight
autistic culture is discreetly toe walking with your heel one inch off the ground
autistic culture is sitting in a spinny chair and using your feet to push yourself very slightly one way and then the other, over and over again
toe wiggles are autistic culture
hating the school system regardless of how smart you are is autistic culture.
autistic culture is shredding whatevers in your hand during a stressful conversation.
autistic culture is donating even the most nothing objects instead of throwing them away because throwing it away seems like such a Waste but you cannot keep this many things you dont use in your house anymore
autistic culture is re-reading, re-watching, re-playing the same familiar thing instead of starting something new
autistic culture is eating the same goddamn thing every day
