I’ve learned that I’m too lazy to create more social medias
And definitely too lazy to check more than one app
When this one dies, please know that one random night, your shitpost will pop into my mind as I’m falling asleep, and I will smile fondly
@InkfaceFahz Ever since getting on HRT, I’ve been getting more of a sweet tooth and my wife has been less into sweets. Probably just a coincidence though.
I see we are doing "how are you" discourse again.
As an ND person, may I introduce you to "I'm hanging in there." That is social script for "I am not OK, I do not want to talk about it."
They will probably say "I hear you." And they do. You have shared a moment of exhaustion.
I’m so glad my wife is patient with my auditory processing.
When I was a kid, by the time I realized someone was talking to me and my brain attempted to process what was being said, my parents were already yelling at me for not having answered or complied.
@ZJemptv Not a personality trait but kind of reminds me of a video I watched where a mom with Oppositional Defiant Disorder talked about parenting her daughter who also had it
Can everybody check this out and please share and retweet this story this is a really good story that’s really well put together and for a lot of people that are hurting right now. In these states, this will give you hope.
Yesterday at work, while creating test data
Customer A: “I’ll just put the date down as 2050 and if it causes issues in the future, it will be someone else’s problem.”
Customer B: “That’s 27 years from now. It might still be OUR problem in the future.”
This week, at Medium: I wrote about Richard Hanania, and why you can say just about any awful thing and get published if you use your Reasonable White Guy Voice: https://t.co/FuvjzqYkQn
Deleting all my dating apps and meeting someone the old fashioned way: being the only two transgender people around and trying to fulfill a gendered prophecy for affirmation
Please #WritingCommunity can we do this:
“Deleting all my dating apps and meeting someone the old fashioned way (insert something about your book or WIP here)”
When Autistic people announce that we’re Autistic, I think some people misunderstand our message. We’re not saying “sorry in advance, I have this huge flaw but I’m working to overcome it”, we’re saying “I may need some extra support and you may need to adjust your expectations”.