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@someoneplshelpmelol
MICROSOFT EXCEL
She did an interview on @thisistheread . They asked her about it. She didn’t even know what Microsoft Excel was.
can we just discuss how theres excel in a phone way back 2002?
She was making a spreadsheet for the amount of times he never responded to her text.
Him: I dunno I just identify with the Joker on a personal level is all
Me:
trying to write like
trying to draw like
haven’t seen this on tumblr yet, and tis the season
[caption] driver, muttering: god damnit, it’s paul. driver, at full volume: mornin’ paul! paul, cheerfully: the world will be reduced to ash! driver, muttering again: jesus christ that guy creeps me out. [/caption]
[additionally the driver is brian david gilbert, paul is a skeleton sitting on a bench with its arm sticking in the air, and the voice of paul is also brian david gilbert]
I answer for no one.
this is it… the worst text a guy has ever sent me in my entire 2 decades of life…. I surpassed the 5 stages of grief when I read it and astral projected straight to hell
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993)
Me looking for the serotonin my brain isn’t producing
was trying to sleep but then my third eye snapped open involuntarily so I had to make this
Wait. *does some research* They checked me for tinnitus SO MANY TIMES. I could tell them when the class next door was watching TV. Or that there was something weird about the electronics in the room (that often would break the next day or so but nobody ELSE put that together). The high pitched noise bothered me so I complained a lot. And they test me for tinnitus. Nobody ever once tested me for ADHD. As an adult I’ve become convinced that I have ADHD and that it explains a lot about me, about my childhood, about everything. I’ll just add this to the ever-increasing pile. It has its own room now.
This would explain a lot for me too, I can hear the power strip near my bed, the kitchen appliances, etc. People think I’m joking, and nothing has ever been found to be wrong with my hearing and the ear specialist I went to said I don’t have tinnitus. This would explain so much.
The experiences you two describe are very common in people with ADHD and/or autism. We don’t filter out sounds like that, while neurotypicals do, so we often hear things they don’t. Electronics are the most common example.
Tinnitus is more a sound that’s always there regardless of where you are or what you’re doing (always the same high pitch is the most common form, though there are other types).
Tinnitus: internal damage to your cochlea, usually from over-exposure to loud sounds, triggering the constant hearing of the pitch that’s connected to the place that’s damaged.
ADHD/autism: sensory sensitivities and the inability to filter the sounds around you, causing you to hear things that others can’t even though they’re real.
For some people, ADHD also has a thing where pure silence has a sound. It’s hard to explain but I call it brain static.
OMG, THIS EXPLAINS SO MUCH
Why does no one ever teach us these things?
Yeah I just have a mashup of all three ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Wait… everyone doesn’t hear the brain static?
“oh. sorry”
kids have no concept of anything. i walked into my kindergarten class and one kid asked me what my name was. when i said miss jones, he said “i like that name. did you know i’m in love with you”
