How are you stimming right now?

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I have a really light tread, so I often sneak around when I walk.
I'm rocking a little and fidgeting.

Rubbing my knees together, fidgeting with my fingers as well as my toes.

just finished a 16 hr day in the metal shop. i'm tired as f**k, my ligaments feel like noodles and my brain feels like a fried egg. yet somehow i'm still squishing and rolling my favorite type of stimming wax (the red wax that covers mini babybel cheeses, most people throw it away).

As I'm sitting here at the computer, I'm chewing up and down on my pacifier nipple as usual.

I'm also wobbling my knees back and forth sideways (I think some call the in-and-out movements abduction and adduction). Now the grosser part, putting fingers of my free hand in my nostrils, occasionally plucking a dangling nosehair, after which I take a short brake by playing with the cord of the headphones I'm wearing.

Typical winding down after a busy weekend worknight ended.

Rocking as usual

My left foot is sitting over the Achilles' heel of my right foot and I'm briskly shaking my left foot. I'm also constantly rubbing my left thumb's nail with my left hand's index finger as if polishing it.

Rocking in my rocking chair.

Tracing my fingers up and down a USB cable that I keep in my coat pocket. Drawing circles with my fingers on the inside of my wrist.

Bouncing my legs sideways, the knees are far apart, the feet are touching.

I'm swinging my legs and bouncing my feet around off the legs of my chair and fidgeting and wiggling a little.

I tend to whistle without realizing a lot, and get told to stop many times a day when I'm not alone. Then I resort to finger drumming, rhythmic toe wiggling, and just overall leg twitchy-ness. I have trouble sitting still

Ironically enough, I can be quite patient, but I have trouble sitting still a lot. Right now I'm tapping my fingers on my computer.

I was stimming before. I was in one of my college classes. I was flapping my hands. I was a little embarrassed but couldn't help doing it. Though I guess I shouldn't be embarrassed for being who I am.

Yeah! No need to be embarrassed! You're an awesome Aspie!
My foot is going all twitchy.

I was conditioned to mostly stealth-stim, and at work I snagged one of those kneeling chairs. It's wonderful b/c I can alternately push or do isometrics with my feet &/or calf muscles and no one notices. Also, any time I'm reading/scrolling through code I can run my fingernail back & forth through the groove on my headphone cable. While tiny-tapping my teeth, of course.