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purr-positivity

Well deserved rest

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yaoibutch

i don't need to feel guilty for being a person with needs

starshein

Listen up. There is literally an app that can help you avoid self harm and I don’t know why we aren’t talking about it.

Calm Harm can be tailored to your needs and will provide strategies to help you get past those crucial moments of wanting to harm.

It’s also totally FREE.

once again, it’s called CALM HARM

wholeheartedsuggestions

trauma tells you being happy is wrong. your body rejects it because it’s unfamiliar, it’s something you have felt out of touch with for a long time. so just know that this is where the self-sabotage begins but that doesn’t mean you don’t deserve to be happy. it’ll just take time to get used to it again, to fully enjoy it and remind yourself you don’t deserve to put yourself through painful situations.

peachypink

I hope good things come your way 🌼

vvorldwideweb

delete the people that make you feel bad about yourself from your life, unfollow them, delete their numbers, erase their texts, find happier people, pet a dog, watch a silly movie, forget about them, you’re better off

I’m almost at a thousand followers <3 thank you all so much !!! I’m not as active as I used to be on here but I appreciate every single one of you.

This is a general question for you and ppl w asd who see this. Did anybody not understand the reasoning for why people did what they did? And learned about people from reading, watching shows and movies ALOT.

Hi!

I struggle a lot too when it comes to trying to figure out why people did what they did but I’ve learnt quite a bit from experiences irl.

For me watching shows nd movies only makes me more confused when trying to compare them to in real events, because shows and movies are of course scripted. I can understand how people actually do learn from them but for me it’s not really helpful.

Thank you for the question :)

runela9

The Echophenomenon

Most of us know about echolalia, but apparently there’s a whole family of “echo” behaviors! I made a little graphic, feel free to tag yourself if you like!

timelyreminder

Relax

• Release the tension in your shoulders • Do some neck stretches • Stop holding tension in your jaw • Take a few deep breaths • Breathe and stretch if you are wearing a binder

Happy scrolling!

autie-j

Someone: Leans in to hug me or even just touch me unexpectedly

Me, an autistic person:

Image description: A gif of Kuzco from Emperors New Groove jumping back from Kronk and waving his arms with the words "woah! No touchy, no touchy, no touch"