#nd thoughts

[edmy]

Random thought of the day

Although I loooove complexities... and have been down the rabbit hole too many times, at the end of the day I care about my sanity. But what if I didn't? Who would distinguish "the real" me vs. the "psychotic" one.

Has psychosis been normalized?

[justannoyingbear]

To: Brain

From: The guy dragging you around in his skull.

Dear Brain, thank you for the fireworks, aka Visual Snow Syndrome, that you entertain me with every night. But the accompanying tinnitus doesn't quite fit in. Can you do something about it?

[justannoyingbear]

To: Brain

From: The guy dragging you around in his skull

Dear brain,

I want to feel good today and maybe make some silly memes. I feel good when I make silly memes. Maybe I can only make silly memes when I feel good? Whatever. Feeling good. Make memes. Today. Is that possible? Thank you.

P.S.

Please stop asking for food at 3am. You don't tell us if we're hungry during the day either.

[chaiaurchaandni]

i love wikipedia its the greatest thing humanity has created

[witchofmanynamess]

One of the most neurodivergent thoughts I've ever had must be I'd wish people wouldn't take it so personally if you told them "I don't like you".

Like... "I don't like you" doesn't mean "I hate you and everything you do". It doesn't mean "I will refuse to respect you and work with you". It really just means... "I don't vibe with you and don't want to be around you when I don't have to", and honestly, I wish that was more socially acceptable...

[tasteofcaviar]

as someone who's ND, when I say I can hear everything I really do mean it. I can hear my rubber of my headphones gradually slipping out of my ear

[nancy-be-careful]

now playing: stfd

it’s my first time through this game and one thing I am really liking about it is that there is SO much to look at and I have to figure out what is important to the crime and what isn’t... some phone numbers are just phone numbers, some articles are just articles.. not everything is absolutely critical to the plot line, which is pretty cool. it makes the sleuthing experience feel more realistic.