@DechmontInfSch Winter decided that she wanted to make a salad for dinner with hers. She chopped potatoes and spring onion, and we roasted potatoes with some rosemary and then mixed everything together.
@AutisticCallum_ Even those that take time to get to know me I'm finding more and more are neurodiverse and less judgemental in the first place as they don't exactly fit in society either.
@OMGImAutisticAF I think my requirements for a house were pretty much focused on my pets. I don't like the fact that I don't have a door between living room/kitchen at least it's only an arch, don't like open plan spaces. Less wall area to put shelves and such and not as many places to get away.
@peacheeku@OMGImAutisticAF I use to sometimes refer to that area as the airlock. Though I've still got one now I generally just refer to it as the porch. It stops pets rushing out when I answer the door and is used to store their treats which I don't want them getting to.
@DechmontInfSch I wish I had know what you were making before hand. "Reindeer dust" can be harmful to wildlife and should not be being sprinkled on the ground outside.
@OMGImAutisticAF I once shared a post about typical signs of autism in girls. My brother replied saying they were normal things. I'm pretty sure basically all my immediate family are autistic. I think he has realised now that he is.
@OMGImAutisticAF this is the problem when people talk about changing society to be better for autistics. Whilst there needs to be more understanding a lot of the time if you were to change something it would be great for some and terrible for others as people have contrasting needs.
@blkroisin @syl_yoonminie @Joannapichonn @PaulA_Projekt I feel like "your style is so you" is more insulting than "I could never pull that look off". The first may imply that it's a style you use, but not one they like, the second may imply they couldn't but you do. But then I've been told I'm as tactful as a brick in the face.
@TVandBeers@Thoureauly @JerSkaggs @AITA_online The OP said when she was a teen she was trying to save for college because her parents could afford it. Either they're not that wealthy or the parents are just not willing to pay and would rather their children struggle.
@MichaelAnneRos1 @_FunkyCrew@redditships Often "valuing the good times" ends up in people thinking there were all these good times, and getting back together when they really shouldn't. When straight out of a relationship it's more sensible to focus on why you left not reminisce and end up back in a bad relationship.
@TeethLemon@EvanEdinger You can be pretty terrible packing at Aldi or Lidl, it's kind of set up for you to pack after, just put things in the trolley at checkout. I find other supermarkets worse as a lot still go faster than can pack then sit waiting.
@EvanEdinger I'm guessing not many people have experience of all of them, plus coverage may vary by area. Personally I've been with Vodafone for a while and not had any major problems.
@midi2304 I have not heard of rhino hero. My daughter likes hero quest, pac man (the board game, though think she liked the video game too) and various kids board games, can't read yet so a bit restricted by that.
@EvanEdinger I haven't been a flatmate for many years but in one flat my flatmates would put my stuff in the dishwasher I was planning to wash later (not build up but not tidy immediately)and in another the owners daughter lived there and made sure we kept it tidy (though my room was a mess)