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FringeTheory999@lemmy.worldto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Will humanity ever be able to overcome that tribalistic instinct of "us vs. them?"
0·3 years agoHey man, we’ll quit fighting when they do.
FringeTheory999@lemmy.worldto
ADHD@lemmy.world•Do neurotypicals really not have to do this? I'm seriously asking.English
0·3 years agoMy situation was compounded by some pretty extreme poverty. My family were basically transients in the eighties and we lived in campgrounds. So it’s not like they were taking me to the dentist when I had a toothache. I stayed in school though, and once I went to a field trip to a dentist and learned about teeth and gums, yadda yadda. Anyway when I came back to camp I asked my parents “Hey why don’t you guys ever take me to a dentist” and they straight up said “What? You got dentist money kid?”
lol. Ah. Nostalgia.
FringeTheory999@lemmy.worldto
ADHD@lemmy.world•Do neurotypicals really not have to do this? I'm seriously asking.English
1·3 years agoMy girlfriend takes me out to dinner twice a week. Most of my calories come from those two weekly nights out. Add in my time blindness and I’ll think that I ate breakfast in the morning, but then realize that it was the previous morning and that I just never noticed the passage of time.
FringeTheory999@lemmy.worldto
ADHD@lemmy.world•Do neurotypicals really not have to do this? I'm seriously asking.English
1·3 years agoYeah. I’m super skinny. I have trouble keeping weight on. I’m 6’1, male, and like 144 lbs. It’s not good for ya.
FringeTheory999@lemmy.worldto
ADHD@lemmy.world•Do neurotypicals really not have to do this? I'm seriously asking.English
0·3 years agoMy teeth are all rotten because this has never been the case for me. It’s a chore that I have to actively decide to do every day, it’s a decision I have to make. There’s a phenomenon called “decision fatigue” that basically means you can only make so many decisions in a day before your brain just shuts down and refuses to make another one. Since neurodivergent people have to make more decisions and can’t rely on habits to lift decision making off of our shoulders we often hit that wall of decision fatigue and just kinda shut down.
If you add disincentives, like the fact that brushing your teeth is an inherently unpleasant thing to do, it can be very difficult to stick with it. Hence, rotten teeth and all of the associate health issues that come along with having rotten teeth.
FringeTheory999@lemmy.worldto
ADHD@lemmy.world•Do neurotypicals really not have to do this? I'm seriously asking.English
0·3 years agoPlaying an instrument or doing art gives you a dopamine boost and gets you hyper focused. When we’re hyper focused we’re like learning superheroes as long as we’re hyper focusing on a single thing, and that thing is novel.
FringeTheory999@lemmy.worldto
ADHD@lemmy.world•Do neurotypicals really not have to do this? I'm seriously asking.English
0·3 years agoI’ll hyperfocus on a new thing, like playing an instrument, or painting, or whatever and I’ll become very good at the thing very quickly. Then I’ll walk away and forget I even have an instrument, or forget that I like to paint. As a result I have a fuck ton of skills and I hardly ever use any of them. Hell, I learned book binding. I bound leather books that were gorgeous, and then after three or four I never did it again. Oh, then there was that month where I learned video editing and production, which I also never did again. I was a draftsman for awhile, where I got really good at autoCAD, and aside from a few things I did for pay I haven’t used that skill in a decade.
FringeTheory999@lemmy.worldto
ADHD@lemmy.world•Do neurotypicals really not have to do this? I'm seriously asking.English
1·3 years agoDude. Three days isn’t even my record, and I don’t feel hungry during that time, like at all. Or if I do it’s this vaguely distant feeling that isn’t nearly as important as whatever I’m hyper focusing on at the moment.
FringeTheory999@lemmy.worldto
ADHD@lemmy.world•Do neurotypicals really not have to do this? I'm seriously asking.English
1·3 years agoExecutive dysfunction is a symptom of lots of issues, you might well be neurodivergent to some degree. For me it’s Executive dysfunction. Time blindness. and a degree of face blindness. All of these things are super disruptive to my life.
FringeTheory999@lemmy.worldto
ADHD@lemmy.world•Do neurotypicals really not have to do this? I'm seriously asking.English
1·3 years agough, I constantly forget to eat. People would ask “how the hell can you FORGET to eat, for two days” and I’d be like. “three days… I think”.
FringeTheory999@lemmy.worldto
ADHD@lemmy.world•Do neurotypicals really not have to do this? I'm seriously asking.English
1·3 years agoI was blown away when I first saw this meme. I had no idea habits were supposed to LITERALLY become automatic. When people would tell me “Do something every day until it becomes a habit” I thought they meant “Do something until you stop forgetting to do it” Not “do something until your body just takes over and autopilots through it and you never have to think about it again”. Now I really understand why productivity advice is so useless. They’re all designed to “hack a habit loop” and I have no habit loop.
It actually kinda pissed me off when I learned what it’s like for neurotypical people. I felt like I’ve been unfairly misled and then judged for being misled.
FringeTheory999@lemmy.worldto
Dungeons and Dragons@lemmy.world•[PC Gamer] D&D's upcoming virtual tabletop radiates a big-budget misunderstanding of what matters in role-playing games
3·3 years agoi’d you’re gonna do a 3d map, dungeon alchemist is the way to go. that’s what i’ve been using. it’s pretty versatile and gets frequent content updates. nice looking maps in 2 or 3 dimensions.
I’ve used one called “manything” (Monitor anything). It turns your obsolete cellphones and tablets into a network of web accessible security cameras.