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Me: [staring directly at my phone with both eyes] Where THE HELL is my phone??
My Brain: Oops sorry, hang on, I got too used to seeing it, so I just stopped processing the fact that it's there. Turning visual perception back on.
Me: Was it even really necessary to turn it off??
My Brain: Sometimes, idk. It will happen again.
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What is the best option to signify the start and end of an image description?
Option plaintext:
A: Image description | /End image description
B: Image description | /End description
C: Image description | /End ID
D: ID | /End ID
C: Other (please say in the tags / reblogs / replies)
What is the best option to signify the start and end of an image description?
A: Image description | /End image description
B: Image description | /End description
C: Image description | /End ID
D: ID | /End ID
C: Other (please say in the tags / reblogs / replies)
Is reading sentences out of order perhaps an ADHD thing? If I read out loud or drag my finger along, I can't understand it. For example I'd read the first sentence as "ADHD thing sentences read out order?" It makes me misunderstand a lot of the stuff I read and I just wonder if it could be another tally on the "is it ADHD?" meter before I can get confirmation
Not specifically, but we can have trouble with processing what weāre reading sometimes, so it might come across to your mind as reading the words out of order if itās struggling with processing the overall meaning.
Joey Alison Sayers.
So, Iām a visual processor.
I donāt like when people try to share things with me by reading them aloud, Iād rather they just send it to me or show me so I can read it.
Iād rather read a book on the subject than listen to a speech about it. The list goes on. And Iāve always known that this is my preferred method of absorbing information. Itās not that I canāt process information audibly, itās just easier when I have visual aids.
However, something I didnāt know until I was 25, was how watching movies affected me. I came home to my parents after being away for some time, and was going to watch a movie with my mom. She asked if it was okay if she put subtitles on, as she struggles to hear certain frequencies and it makes it harder for her to understand whatās going on without the subtitles to help her.
I said sure, no problem, I didnāt care either way.
Except that about fifteen minutes into a movie I had seen numerous times before, I realized that I was seeing and processing things I had never before noticed.
I donāt really have a big thesis plot to this story, I just wanted to share a bit of a personal anecdote and say that subtitles are important for many reasons, and I wish it were more normalized.
I still watch movies in theatres, but I find that I miss a lot of what is going on compared to when I watch something with subtitles.
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Hey, can we all stop typing like we have to save characters or get charged for two texts on a 2003 Cingular phone? It's not accessible to type "rb r ppl imo u r hsjf amirite?" I can't read this, I'm an older non-native speaker with visual processing problems, I don't know what causes me to not be able to parse that, but making inaccessible accessibility posts seems to be a thing, and is nothing if not peak "everyone who doesn't have my specific disability is 100% abled/doesn't matter because only my specific oppression/disadvantaged class matters! the rest can go die! ain't I cute?"
I'm not low-vision or using a screen reader. Yet, I add IDs to everything I can (some things have too much text for me to remember,as I'm on mobile, or I can't parse it enough to explain it in my third language, but I try) so I don't see why you can't type actual English when you type English. (Immigrants get beat by teachers for not having college level English their first day of American school in ninth grade, by the way, so it also shows your priveledge that you were never afraid to be sloppy/spell wrong)
yooooo i donāt know if you know this but. uhm. i know nvld gets worse/more obvious with age, right? like the symptoms affect you more as you grow up but.? does your coordination get worse? ācause i used to be pretty good at art for my age and iāve kept on drawing over the years but my hands sorta tremble when i write/draw now and i canāt really do it well. like iām regressing. my abilities are *regressing*. is this normal am i gonna get worse
So with NVLD things donāt necessarily get worse. Itās just that the divide between your skills and the ānormā grows. Like I joke that my social skills are stunted at 13 years old. Now that didnāt seem too bad when I was 15, but take a 40yr old who acts like a 13 yr old. Things didnāt get worse, but the discrepancy did. My hands have always shaked so cant help you there, but because of all the comorbidities like anxiety that could cause the shaking. As for the art skill regresssion, I canāt say, though it could just be that your visual processing is out of practice. I would talk to a doctor no matter what just to make sure there isnāt something wrong.
