lliam420 wrote:
is there someone at home that can help distract you from it?
there is my dad but hes watching tv or doing homework all the time, also he has a extremely anoying habit of never stop while i am talking with him. Like i start to talk with him in the kitchen then suddenly he walks to the living room to do another stuff. Its really anoying
lvpin wrote:
I don't think what you described is too bad but maybe that's because of the fact that I spend about 4 hours on Instagram alone per day. Firstly if this is a special interest it makes perfect sense but I found what helped me before lockdown was using a feature on my phone that limits the amount of time you spend on select apps on your phone.
Also if you find another thing you enjoy you could try to indulge in that more. For me atm that is cooking and baking which helps with my stress. I also read that turning off notifications and switching your phone to black and white will limit how much you use it.
I will try an app that limits my phone. Ah what about "switching your phone to black and white" i didnt understood that part
Dear_one wrote:
How do you define meme?
Memes are catchy situations or quotes that are used in several contexts
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Another thing that is making me anxious looking at memes, is that theres a lot of memes that mistreat autists, like
theres a meme that it goes like this "when i look at the corner of my classroom and the autistic kid is pooping at his backpack friend." Theres a lot of dehumanizing memes about us, in several meme sites, it makes me sick.
I tried to report but its goes like this "you can joke about autism in this site and theres nothing we can do about this".
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Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 152 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 55 of 200
You are very likely neurodiverse (Aspie)
Special Interest: memes