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Is it just me or do any other neurodivergent people out there need to be told in far advance before being asked to do a chore or you freak out and cry or get really overwhelmed over it? Like my parents will be like “oh hey can you do *insert chore or task* today?” and I’ll just be like 🤯 today???? Idc that it’ll only take 15 minutes or less it was not on the agenda??? I have to work my way up to it I can’t just??? Do it without knowing about it for more than a day
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dyspraxia culture is i know how to walk in a straight line. i should be walking in a straight line. i know how to not bump into doorframes and walls, and how to correct my course so i dont do that. do literally any of my efforts regarding these things do fucking anything? no. not even remotely. and NOW im worried that the people in the fucking supermarket im in think im like. drunk in public. or on something. because i stumble HORRIFICALLY when i walk but only sometimes. like shit fuck sorry everyone no im not intoxicated in the middle of the day in public i just have a neurological condition, but i cant just fucking explain that to people so. just gotta live with the fear that people think that abt me
dyspraxia culture is also getting your typing and words mixed up and making typos that you only realise like. twooooo days later. because fuck me i guess. keep misspelling "think" as "thing" and "galaxy" as "galazy". and doing sentences wrong. fuck my gay baka life
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Being disabled is like. Gets made fun of for being dependent on people. Gets made fun of for doing things for yourself. Gets made fun of for doing things for others. Gets made fun of by the people you’re doing things for. Gets made fun of for pointing out ableism. Gets called ableist for being disabled. Gets made fun of
I opened up the clothes dryer into my face and bruised my forehead
✨Just dyspraxic things✨
thinking about the time i had my dyspraxia assessment and it went like
her: do you speak any other languages?
me: nope
**later in the assessment**
her: how did you do in your A-levels?
me: I got an A in Spanish
her: **narrows eyes** you said you didnt speak any other languages
me: yeah that doesnt count, I'm not fluent or anything
her: **suddenly writing a lot** so perfectionism is very common in dyspraxic people...
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chat i finally figured out how to tie my shoelaces fucking finally
☾⋆｡𖦹 °✩Introduction𝄞⨾𓍢ִ໋,♫,♪
⋆📓𝙽𝚊𝚖𝚎: Not telling!
⋆🧸(nick)𝙽𝚊𝚖𝚎: Not telling!
⋆ 🎼 𝙰𝚐𝚎: Minor
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Coming soon!
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