#spoon drawer

[crazycatsiren]

I don't know which spoonie needs to hear this, but maintaining your baseline takes spoons, which means, your baseline is not going to be the same as that of somebody who's not a spoonie. 🥄

[liann]

I love (1) one Blue Anxious Man

[disabilityaware]

Discovered the "Neurodivergent Spoon Drawer" today!

Source: https://neurodivergentinsights.com/the-neurodivergent-spoon-drawer-spoon-theory-for-adhders-and-autists/

In solidarity,

- A

[asheninks]

I have the circulatory prowess of a potato.

Quotes from the Spoon Drawer.

[jacfalcon]

Please Hug Us!

When you are a physical touch person, not being able to sit next to a friend is like not being able to tell them how much you care about them. For touch people, it's their way of expressing love and feeling loved, just to sit close or lean on you while having a talk or watching a movie.

If touch isn't healthy for you, it isn't healthy and you should be cautious and consider your own needs. But at the same time, unhealthy is different than uncomfortable, and being out of your comfort zone for the sake of someone else is very loving.

And we don't need it from everyone! But we need to be getting it somewhere, and healthier from multiple people.