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"Not sure if I said it or just thought it, but..." -Me, very often #ADHD

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What’s the most helpful thing you’ve learned about ADHD? For me, it’s about motivation. Neurotypicals are (primarily) motivated by: • importance • rewards • consequences ADHDers are (primarily) motivated by: • interest • creativity/novelty • challenge • urgency

submitted 245 days ago • 11 comments

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine.

submitted 236 days ago • 26 comments

Is there someone else I could talk to? #ADHD

submitted 246 days ago • 10 comments

New research paper:| "Flow activities have far-reaching consequences for autistic wellbeing and should be encouraged, rather than prevented, when designing supportive environments" onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

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Me years ago: How do people not know the vhs tape in the box is not rewound purely by weight distribution. Me years later: I think I'm autistic.

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Just learned about Justice Sensitivity in ADHD and I definitely think I have it 🙃 www.additudemag.com/why-am-i-so-...

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Autistic sensory sensitivities are usually more than 'just being uncomfortable.' Sensory issues, such as loud noises, can be physically painful, can trigger automatic behavioural responses, can impact executive function, and/or have serious emotional impacts.

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Spring here is still too cold for much to happen in the garden yet, but in the greenhouse, things are poppin' 🌱📸

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Repost with a banger picture of your cat

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Fell down a memory rabbit hole last night recalling clapping games I played with my friends in primary: Stella Ella Ola, Miss Susie had a Steamboat, Down by the Rollercoaster... I wonder if kids still play those? 🤔👵

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Here are some nice mushrooms

submitted 341 days ago • 13 comments

Ridiculous bird. Percy gives it all he’s got.🌱

submitted 342 days ago • 8 comments

Love this beautiful outdoor art installation commemorating Tom Hanks’ iconic scene in the movie “Big”

submitted 343 days ago • 27 comments

Dwarf tulips have come up in the garden! They are only about 8 cm tall and adorable. 🌱 #FlowerReport #GardeningFeed

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Here are some nice mushrooms

submitted 343 days ago • 6 comments

Some early spring flowers with lots more to come! Witch Hazel, moss, Cornelian Cherry and Pieris 🌿 🌱

submitted 345 days ago • 1 comment

#GardenReport Spotted some green yarrow coming up! Yarrow is symbolically associated with bravery and love. 🌱💚

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A progression of flowers mid-Feb to mid-March. All but the last were random yard discoveries, we planted the last. 🌱 1-Snowdrops 2-First daffodil 3-Crocus 4-Lobelia (1/2)

submitted 345 days ago • 2 comments

Here is a nice mushroom

submitted 356 days ago • 21 comments

She’s beauty, she’s grace, she smells like garbage. But man do I love these skunk cabbage blooms. 🌱

submitted 356 days ago • 8 comments

Sat in the nervous excitement that comes with waiting to start getting inked with a new tattoo! Botanical sitch on right shoulder 🌱🌿🖤

submitted 356 days ago • 1 comment

Saw the first bee of the year today!! 🧡🖤 Was so happy there were hellebores for them to gather pollen from 🏵🐝🌱

submitted 357 days ago • 1 comment

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My walk was wet and rainy but filled with hints of spring's return. A Hellebore in the garden, Skunk Cabbage by a little stream and a tree starting to wake up, I think a Maple 🌿 🌱

submitted 361 days ago • 4 comments

A Screech Owl from the #BirdWhisperer project for #SuperbOwl Sunday. 🩶 #art #birds #sciart

submitted 381 days ago • 9 comments

🌱

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Setting the kitchen on fire. Throwing eggs and trying to body check others. Putting too many beans in a dish.

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I eat this pants!

submitted 367 days ago • 6 comments

Some autistic people experience meltdowns or shutdowns. When I get overstimulated I tend to shutdown. If you experience either of these, or both, which is more prevalent for you? #AskingAutistics #ActuallyAutistic image: @introvertdoodles info: Kate Gaster

submitted 368 days ago • 2 comments

First sighting of Adelinia grandis this year! This used to be Cynoglossum grande (an easier genus name for me to remember, as it’s just the common name of “hound's tongue”, but in Greek), but now gets its own monotypic genus. 🌱📷📸

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"Not sure if I said it or just thought it, but..." -Me, very often #ADHD

What’s the most helpful thing you’ve learned about ADHD? For me, it’s about motivation. Neurotypicals are (primarily) motivated by: • importance • rewards • consequences ADHDers are (primarily) motivated by: • interest • creativity/novelty • challenge • urgency

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine.

Is there someone else I could talk to? #ADHD

New research paper:| "Flow activities have far-reaching consequences for autistic wellbeing and should be encouraged, rather than prevented, when designing supportive environments" onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

Me years ago: How do people not know the vhs tape in the box is not rewound purely by weight distribution. Me years later: I think I'm autistic.

Just learned about Justice Sensitivity in ADHD and I definitely think I have it 🙃 www.additudemag.com/why-am-i-so-...

Autistic sensory sensitivities are usually more than 'just being uncomfortable.' Sensory issues, such as loud noises, can be physically painful, can trigger automatic behavioural responses, can impact executive function, and/or have serious emotional impacts.

Spring here is still too cold for much to happen in the garden yet, but in the greenhouse, things are poppin' 🌱📸

🌱

Repost with a banger picture of your cat

Fell down a memory rabbit hole last night recalling clapping games I played with my friends in primary: Stella Ella Ola, Miss Susie had a Steamboat, Down by the Rollercoaster... I wonder if kids still play those? 🤔👵

Here are some nice mushrooms

Ridiculous bird. Percy gives it all he’s got.🌱

Love this beautiful outdoor art installation commemorating Tom Hanks’ iconic scene in the movie “Big”

Dwarf tulips have come up in the garden! They are only about 8 cm tall and adorable. 🌱 #FlowerReport #GardeningFeed

Here are some nice mushrooms

Some early spring flowers with lots more to come! Witch Hazel, moss, Cornelian Cherry and Pieris 🌿 🌱

#GardenReport Spotted some green yarrow coming up! Yarrow is symbolically associated with bravery and love. 🌱💚

A progression of flowers mid-Feb to mid-March. All but the last were random yard discoveries, we planted the last. 🌱 1-Snowdrops 2-First daffodil 3-Crocus 4-Lobelia (1/2)

Here is a nice mushroom

She’s beauty, she’s grace, she smells like garbage. But man do I love these skunk cabbage blooms. 🌱

Sat in the nervous excitement that comes with waiting to start getting inked with a new tattoo! Botanical sitch on right shoulder 🌱🌿🖤

Saw the first bee of the year today!! 🧡🖤 Was so happy there were hellebores for them to gather pollen from 🏵🐝🌱

👌

My walk was wet and rainy but filled with hints of spring's return. A Hellebore in the garden, Skunk Cabbage by a little stream and a tree starting to wake up, I think a Maple 🌿 🌱

A Screech Owl from the #BirdWhisperer project for #SuperbOwl Sunday. 🩶 #art #birds #sciart

🌱

Setting the kitchen on fire. Throwing eggs and trying to body check others. Putting too many beans in a dish.

I eat this pants!

Some autistic people experience meltdowns or shutdowns. When I get overstimulated I tend to shutdown. If you experience either of these, or both, which is more prevalent for you? #AskingAutistics #ActuallyAutistic image: @introvertdoodles info: Kate Gaster

First sighting of Adelinia grandis this year! This used to be Cynoglossum grande (an easier genus name for me to remember, as it’s just the common name of “hound's tongue”, but in Greek), but now gets its own monotypic genus. 🌱📷📸

everyone automatically clacks these twice upon picking them up because deep down we all know we’re crabs

Conveniently compact kitty feet 🥰

Here is a nice mushroom