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Little bat sleeping in the Camas Public Library 🦇📚
TW: mental illness
So, here's my question about the Freaky Friday experience: Where is the line between what gets transferred between bodies and what the visitor keeps?
I assume things like broken bones stay in the original body, along with chronic diseases like cancer, diabetes, Celiac, etc. Allergies as well. Probably colorblindness and dyslexia. So, what about depression? Anxiety? OCD? Schizophrenia? Autism?
If scientists could rig an experiment wherein they could literally transfer consciousnesses between people, or if we had magic that could do that literally, we might be able to discover how much of mental illness is physical, chemically tied to the body, and how much is learned behavior/thought patterns. Maybe it would be a good therapy tool: the professionally depressed. People who know how to deal with the physical symptoms of depression via experience, but whose bodies are not chemically or genetically predisposed to depression. Or whatever mental illness they specialize in. For people who are in critical stages of depression, such as those who lean towards self-harm or suicide, you could do a program where they switch bodies with a professional. The depressed individual would go to counseling to unwind bad mind patterns while their body is cared for and treated to find the right medication. After a period of time, they might start switching back periodically, with the professional acting as a personal trainer and helping them acclimatize back into their own body.
Or just your doctor/psychiatrist switching bodies with you every session to compare how you felt last time to how you feel this time. Change can happen so gradually in your body that you don't notice significant changes without that snapshot, side-by-side perspective.
Plus, parents could get the chance to better sympathize with their depressed/anxious/LGBT+ children. As long as it's not being done without consent, I see no issues with any of this.
Just gonnae post this to piss off any fash who see it.
we need more cringe fail (affectionate) autism representation
where are my autisms who research their special interest for hours and only retain maybe 25 to 35% of the info they read?
where are my autisms who aren't quirky silly relatable but are instead unnerving and weird to be around?
where are my autisms who were never considered "gifted" nor highly empathetic and struggle to relate to others in autism spaces because of it
I love those autisms and you should too actually and if you don't then it sucks to suck I guess
It's almost like we're only depicted in cases where our autism is a super-special-awesome skill, rather than just a part of who we are. Like, we only contain value when our contributions to society outweigh the fact that we have autism. 🤔😓
Batman owns a computer. There’s no reason you couldn’t just email him instead of the light thing.
I get the feeling that if Batman had an email, it would get leaked and flooded so fast. Imagine the joker signing the Batman email up for every newsletter and spam list possible
quick what’s ur opinion on tea. everyone who sees this is obligated to answer in some way
I don't like drinking things of any sort, so I stick exclusively with water to stay hydrated. :P
one of my least favorite neurotypical customs is how long it takes to leave somewhere. My mom will be like “alright it’s time to leave” but we stay like 10 more minutes because people can’t stop talking. We get two feet before stopping again. We stand in the doorway for 5 minutes. It’s annoying and stressful and puts my brain in constant waiting mood.
There's got to be a balance between "we're leaving now" followed by actually leaving immediately, and "we're leaving now" followed by a 2 hour goodbye tour. I need a little prep time before I leave, a heads up to transition my headspace from "survive socializing" mode to "travel" mode, and those two modes do not function well in different situations.
starting a new company, Autistic Auditors, where we send blunt autistic people to check up on things like companies to stand there and be like “actually that thing the CEO said made no sense, elaborate” and pushing them to actually explain their dodgy corporate language that avoids accountability and reliability. Just really grind them down with repeated “why” and “but what does that mean” and writing down the answers in clear and obvious language.
IDK I’m just sick of hearing how Business Bros talk and how many people are suckers for it. I want blunt people standing there going “hey, that guy didn’t actually SAY anything, he just strung together a bunch of nonsense corporate words to make you think ‘ooo profit’ but there’s nothing substantial here”
We would do the same to politicians.
If there is a queue, and you are a part of it, are you
on line
in line
tag where you're from if you answer and reblog
so many things going on
me getting ratioed like never before (currently at 4:96 )
it's at 1.3k votes with 6 days left. im never going to recover
everyone laughing at me for not realized how incredibly localized "on line" is
buncha comedians in the tags making an "online is for the computer" joke. they're different. on line is two words for when you're on a line at the store. online is internet.
like, if you're driving you don't say "i'm in the freeway" you say "i'm on the freeway"
people reblogging and tagging location without saying which one they voted for
people reblogging with incredibly vague locations ("the USA" "the UK") thanks.
the four other on liners confirming that i am right to say "on line" (i am kissing you on the lips)
the one person making fun of me for being british. i'm from new york!
STOP CALLING ME BRITISH I USED THE WORD QUEUE BECAUSE I DIDN'T WANT TO SAY LINE THREE TIMES IN A ROW BECAUSE THEN IT LOOKS WEIRD!!! BRITAIN ISN'T EVEN THE ONLY FUCKING PLACE THAT USES THE WORD QUEUE. IM NOT BRITISH!!!
condolences on your ratio but this is so funny
I will say to everyone who is making fun of them for using “queue”… AT LEAST THEY KNOW HOW TO SPELL IT. Like, yes, I voted “in line”, HOWEVER THESE ARE VALID POINTS.
op i'm going to explain to you, using visual aids, why 'in line' is not the same as 'on the freeway'
does this help
Never heard any of you freaks (affectionate) say on line before
DO YOU SEE WHAT YOU DID OP
I misunderstood the question and answered 'on line' because I'm more likely to shop there than in person lol
best time for a little nap
in the morning, after waking up and going to pee
after a taxing task
after lunch
late afternoon once it gets dark outside
some other option idk
discuss
y'all love a lil nap after lunch, don't you
What I heard on stone psychology YouTube channel was that the best time to take a nap was halfway between when you wake up and when you go to bed. They also suggested that the nap be only 30 mins, and that you take caffeine right before (so it'll kick in right as you're waking up). Works pretty well for me.
coming from an autistic person, here are some things that MAY mean you’re autistic.
-you had abnormal & intense interests when you were a young child (even 7 and under). for example: pirates of the caribbean, wilderness survival, fighter jets, etc.
-you were called “quirky” as a kid. in the tone that’s a polite way of saying “weird.”
-as a kid, you got along much better with adults or older kids instead of your peers. perhaps you were called an “old soul.”
-a lot of your peers didn’t/don’t like you, and you didn’t/don’t know why.
-you walked on your toes as a kid, maybe you still do.
-your body movements can be described as “stiff” and it’s noticeably different from your peers. especially as a kid.
-you tend to have a monotone voice unless you forcibly emote.
-you had a very rich inner world as a child. for example, preferring to talk to your imaginary friends, even as you passed the “typical” age for that.
-you talked/talk to trees or other inanimate objects.
-you have bad proprioception, which means you have a hard time knowing where your body is in space. this can manifest as clumsiness, bad hand-eye coordination, bumping into walls or tables, misjudging distances, etc.
-you crave stimulation such as spinning around, rocking back and forth, hanging upside down, etc.
-you have bad auditory processing skills. for example, when someone speaks to you, you HEAR them perfectly well, but it may take you longer to PROCESS/UNDERSTAND what they say.
-you often speak too loudly or too softly without realizing it.
-you are bothered by things that other people tune out or don’t notice. for example: the sound of electricity or your own heartbeat, tags on clothing, sock seams, slightly flashing lights, traffic, the texture of your skin, etc.
-pretend play was difficult or impossible for you as a child.
-you practice/practiced smiling, small talk, facial expressions, etc in the mirror.
-you mimic what the people around you do in conversation, or in any social situation, to help you fit in.
-you often express yourself by quoting lines from your favorite media. more than just for fun - to a level where people don’t just laugh along and “get it,” but think you’re weird or don’t understand what you mean.
-you have a difficult time regulating your body temperature, and might swing between being too hot and too cold even though the actual temperature hasn’t changed.
-you have an unusually high pain tolerance. alternatively, you may have an unusually low pain tolerance.
-you can’t stand or sit still. you are always swaying and/or shifting your weight from one foot to the other.
-you have bad interoception, which means you often don’t realize that you are hungry or thirsty or need to use the bathroom until the sensation is painful.
With the monotone voice thing, I had a conversation with my dad about this recently. I've always enjoyed singing, but I've never been able to 'emote' well when singing (like if I wanted to try out for a part in a mystical) and I have a hard time picking up on emotions in the voices of others (i.e., singing, voice acting in video games, etc). My dad would have to extremely overemphasize the emotion that should be conveyed in order for me to 'hear' it.
My dad and sister have way more music and musical theory study than me, and have basically told me I have objectively bad taste in music in general, because all my favorite songs, the ones where I really enjoyed the singing specifically, were very flat and monotone as well.
I also noticed this in regards to the Last of Us show compared to the game. I found all the acting in the show to be a lot more deadpan and emotionless than the game, and I think it's because voice actors for video games have to exaggerate every emotion, due to the limitations of the medium. I also enjoy anime, and apparently they do the same thing. Honestly, didn't even notice that they were all that over the top in general.
ok I'm curious to know if my experience as an Australian is skewed so...
How often do you see a spider in your house?
less than once a month
around once a month
a few times a month
around once a week
multiple times a week
daily
Also if you want please put your answer in the tags and say where you're from!
My first apartment in Utah, have seen the same spider several times. I call him Arachne, and he is fine to stay as long as he's not biting me.
Also saw a centipede, which I killed immediately. I have since read up on centipedes and found out they're pretty chill unless you're from the tropics or Australia and they're a foot long. Or more.
Is there anything more jarring than randomly coming across something you wrote years ago and got critiques on when you're not ready?
Like, gotta put that junk in a separate folder so I don't randomly get punched in the gut by my cringy, corny poetry and the oh so polite notes from the other students in my creative writing classes trying not to tell me to keep my day job. I need to be prepared to look at that stuff.