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iiaat to get really Uncomfortable when u accidentally move ur limbs from a certain position u had them in for a while and cant figure out how they were originally placed so now ur body doesnt Feel Right
YES!! The ability to know where your body parts are is called proprioception, so if you move your body parts and have a hyposensitive sense of proprioception, then your body might not know where your body parts are!
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i never really get hungry and i dont eat much in one sitting. also, certain foods like apples of yogurt can make me gag because of sour taste / feeling in my mouth. i basically cant get thru a meal without doubling over like im about to throw up. i've never had an ED or been diagnosed with digestive problems, but i also dont really notice myself being hypersensitive to a lot of things. itaat?
Some autistic people are more sensitive to different textures than others. I have a lot of tactile sensitivities, but only some taste sensitivities. You might not have other sensory squicks, but taste and texture of food could be the one that is really affecting you.
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yeah I have a question about special interest… can my special interest be my friends? they're all I think about and I love to talk about them and share information (without overstepping their privacy) to everyone! but I feel like it's not valid bc it's not a franchise or an item or anything.
A special interest can be anything, so yes!
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Itaat? Sometimes outta nowhere I'll have an episode where all food really disgusts me n makes me sick n i sometimes gotta force myself to eat so my blood sugar stays up n I can function??? Even tho it's overwhelming n makes me sick???
Yes! This sounds like a sensory overload or burnout. Many people have trouble with processing the different tastes and textures and sometimes our bodies get really tired and reject all sensory input!
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itaat to constantly forget stuff? not big stuff like important tasks, more like thinking "oh i need to check my mail after watching this 30-second video" and 30 seconds later not being able to remember what it was that i was going to do? it's become so inconvenient that i keep some paper nearby at all times just so i can write stuff like that down
I think so! Remembering to do tasks is something our executive functioning skills help control. Many autistic people have a hard time keeping their executive functioning on task, which can affect their ability to remember to do simple things like that. I have a lot of trouble with this too!
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Is this an autistic trait? To be very uncomfortable with eye contact because it feels too personal and it freaks me out?
Yes! A large majority of autistic people have difficulty with eye contact.
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Itaat: having very specific motor control problems? My motor skills are very good except when it comes to handwriting. I hold my pencil in an odd/awkward position and my writing is very slow and laborious and messy.
I know a lot of autistic people have difficulty with fine motor skills, but if your situation is specifically in regards to handwriting, then you might have dysgraphia! You might still be autistic, though, because autism is often co-morbid with many other disabilities, especially learning disabilities!
Dysgraphia is a learning disability that affects how people write, spell, and use expressive language. Here are some diagnostic criteria for dysgraphia!
Handwriting that is illegible
Letter sizes and shapes are irregular
Incomplete letters
Difficulty using writing as a means of communication
Awkward pencil grip
Several spelling mistakes when writing
Saying words aloud to yourself while writing
Avoidance of or refusal to complete tasks that involve writing or drawing
Missing or incomplete words in sentences
Trouble with grammar and sentence structure
Inefficient use of paper lines and spaces
Pain in the hand or arm while writing
Discrepancy between understanding demonstrated through verbal communication and written ideas
Tiring easily when writing
I sometimes fixate on certain words. Recently, for example, I love the words "important," "him," and "his." I try to work these words into conversations and love hearing them. I'll replay sentences with these words in them in my head. ITAAT, or am I just strange?
Yes! You could be using those words as an auditory stim!
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