#asperger sherlock

[ceruleanmindpalace]

Inktober # 28 - Panic Attack

Colour Ink and ink pen on brown paper, A4.

From @baloobird's prompt list for Comfortember, Promp 24: Panic Attack.

This was inspired by @sgam76's story 'With a little help from my friends'. There will a new fic about this scene that is currently written.

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[deadsoul965]

Almost a year the man doesn't pay the slightest attention to women. Yes, what could be wrong here?

One of the Sherlock's Aspergers signs:

[ceruleanmindpalace]

Inktober # 14 - Graceful  

Ink pens and black ink on brown paper, A4.

From @bluebellofbakerstreet's prompt list for Inktober.

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[ceruleanmindpalace]

Inktober # 14 - Divisive

 Autism and Furniture

I noticed early in my life that my understanding and way to use furniture differed a lot from what other people did. I was often scolded for the creative or misappropriate use of household items and furnishings. To this day I sit and work on the ground and most chairs are more often used to stand on than to sit on. I also struggle with the conventional structure of flats and houses, that divide them into bedroom, living room and kitchen. My flat is very different, I guess. But it is the way I find most practical and efficient. 

I had so much fun every time Sherlock did the same and felt so very understood by whoever inserted this detail into the show. 

 From @bluebellofbakerstreet 's Prompt List for Inktober 2019

  Black and white gel pen on brown packaging paper, A4

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[ceruleanmindpalace]

Inside Out

I am on the autism spectrum and I often wear clothes inside out to reduce stress caused by sensory input. I was really happy to see Sherlock do the same in S2.

Watercolour and colour pencil, 7 hours, not happy about this, also I feel I am not improving

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[ceruleanmindpalace]

Inktober # 9 - Delicious

From my autistic view, stimming is something mentally delicious.

It reduces stress and soothes when things are straining. Being wrapped in a lot of cotton fabrics is an intense and very comforting way of stimming - at least for me.

The day Sherlock went to Buckingham Palace, he seemed already 'wound up', hints are his tense posture and his unnerved comments. Maybe the ongoing presence of the client in the flat added to Sherlock's distress.

While in the palace, Sherlock stims and tries to sense his body's boundaries in several other ways, for example the movement of his toes, the way he clutches the sheet to his body and has it tightly wrapped around his upper legs. When John arrives, his presence relaxes Sherlock, as does the laughing.

 Another prompt from @bluebellofbakerstreet 's wonderful Prompt List for Inktober 2019.

The reference picture I used is an edit made by @221b-carefulwhatyouwishfor, many thanks for the permission to use it :)

 White gel pen on black paper, A4

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[spoonietimelordy]

Trans/Asperger Sherlock 1

I'm not here since a long time, and since I’m in tumblr I’ve see a lot of post about the hypothesis that Sherlock would be trans. I’m not against this hypothesis but there are some example that people use with which I disagree and I see that most like asperger symptom. The first one is the phrase “beauty is a social construction”. Some people interpret that like “gender is a social construction” but Sherlock is asperger and the social construction is something very hard to understand for us. I will finish this first post of this serie by saying that there are 10 times more trans people in autism spectrum ( 7.8% ) than in NT population ( 0.6–1% ).