#actuallydyscalculic

[how-do-i-spell-anger-issues]

💙I hope all autistic people are having a charmingly good day.💙

🧡I hope all people with ADHD are having a magnificent day.🧡

❤️I hope all dyslexic people are having an amazing day.❤️

💚I hope all dyscalculic people are having a mesmerising day.💚

💜I hope all dysgraphic people are having a wonderful day.💜

💛I hope all dyspraxic people are having a fantastic day.💛

💗I hope all people with down syndrome are having a lovely day.💗

💖I hope all people with Tourette's are having a perfect day.💖

💝I hope all people with epilepsy are having a jubilant day.💝

🧠I hope all neurodiverse people are having a wonderful day.🧠

[books-are-pretty-punk-rock]

Out of curiosity

If you’re neurodivergent and wear something on your wrist or fingers to remember which side is left or right, reblog this

[solstarburst]

Petition to start refering to echolalila and palilalila as echoing and palaing.

Examples :

"Oh, I was just echoing a quote from a tv show."

"Oh, I was just palaing something I said earlier."

For those who don't know, echolalila is when a neurodivergent person repeats something someone else said, such as an autistic person repeating a line from a show over.

Palilalila is when a neurodivergent person repeats something they themselves said.

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Original comic by @hashtagld Dubbed by ME!

[chalupaconspiracy]

Tina Belcher has Dyscalculia

In the first episode, they (jokingly) have her count toothpicks. There are only three, but she cannot tell how many there are on the ground. It was originally a rather insensitive joke about autism, but this thread of Tina struggling with math continues throughout the series. While Tina is a very bright girl, and excels in her writing, there is a major discrepancy between her IQ, and her ability in math. It could be reasonably postulated, that Tina has a fundamental inability to comprehend math and numbers. If she were a real child, I would definitely have her tested! TL;DR: Tina Belcher has a learning disorder in math, as supported by the show. Tune in next time for: Gene has ADHD.

[stephenkingmutualmoved-blog]

me, doing math: god i wish i could count

[stephenkingmutualmoved-blog]

what really sucks is that i have genuinely no sense of time or like... you know how you can know if it's been two minutes or whatever? i can't do that. i can't tell the time either (believe me, we've tried! i had to use one of those Baby's First Clocks and still zip), i barely remember the days of the week and the months of the year, and at maths i'm at an eleven year old's level. i hate this because it means people treat me like a toddler because yeah! maybe i'm super dumb at math! but in English and related subjects I'm getting A grades!

[quanta-of-selves]

Neurotypicals: If you are having trouble with academics, just work harder!

People with learning disabilities: Yeah, I can just work long hours trying to do this thing my brain has trouble processing the "normal" way while wanting to throw things, and I will magically pass my class! Thanks for the advice!