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MerCsDs

MerCsDs

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  • MerCsDs
    Have you ever been called to give up or detach from something you innately had no (0%) want to let go of? Did you give up or did you keep holding on? What happened?!
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    I will quickly oppose something that I discover is hindering my growth. I do not see a reason to do so before that.
    MerCsDs
    Does anyone have or understands the third eye? And can tell me of it?
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    Part 1
    If you see an image of a person meditating, and there is an eye superimposed on the mediator's forehead, this represents "the third eye".

    Should a person begin a meditation practice, one of two things will happen. Either the person will give up and stop meditating, OR the person will develop the ability to observe/monitor their own thoughts.
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    In the second case, the mental point-of-view that does the observing is the "third eye" - the eye that looks INWARD.

    In Buddhism (and all systems of formal meditation I am familiar with) this is considered the "true self" - The one that can actually see what the other parts of the self are up to.
    MerCsDs
    This of how inattention manifests in ADHDers: "[o]ften fails to give close attention to details or makes careless mistakes in schoolwork, at work, or during other activities" explains my past downfall with math, and frustration with me being "smart" but always making small inattention mistakes that would give me B+/- grades which I hated so much...
    MerCsDs
    Didn't know that DMS-5-TR was a thing, my hatred for the DSM-5 has subsided, and the Text Revision has left me sad and speechless since it doesn't appear professionals here have updated to the broader more accurate information that the DSM-5-TR stipulates... T-T
    MerCsDs
    Lessons in Chemistry is such a comforting show, from Elizabeth and Calvin being two obviously autistic coded characters to the information you learn about chemistry literally and figuratively from her healthier relationship with Calvin (than most depictions of relationships in fiction). Can’t believe they only were able to make one season!!
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    It's based on the novel of the same name. I heard it's just as good, but the first few chapters are difficult to get through, so I am hesistant to read it.
    MerCsDs
    I just remembered that I used to suck my fingers until I was 9, which my mom hated but it soothed me and made me feel less hungry. Although, that memory still feels so foreign, it's weird to think of how many signs there was but I just didn't think about things like that...
    MerCsDs
    Honestly the worst thing doesn’t seem to be the interpersonal social stigma but the intrapersonal stigma with having to accept being disabled even as a concept, it feels like admitting it, means I’ve given up on smt… idk what.
    Like I have difficulties that no matter what I can only manage not remove but it feels like “being disabled” is like throwing yourself at the wolf here especially alone as I technically am.
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    I have never considered myself disabled and anyone else that thinks so usually ends up quite surprised, but at the same time now that I have a formal diagnosis I'm not afraid of using it where it gives me advantages.
    MerCsDs
    I don’t know how much I can do and ask of people since I don’t have a formal diagnosis. Just thinking about all the little helpful things I could include in my routine to help with overstimulation and financial problems as I get the gov ASD benefits makes me hopeful but also nervous.
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    A formal diagnosis doesn't matter in any way here. Either the things we say click with you and help you, or they don't.
    MerCsDs
    I just understood how to use reactions so please forgive me if I reacted with “Funny,” I only saw the smiley face and wanted to react with the smiley face C:
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    You are able to go back and remove them and, if you want, change them to a different reaction.
    MerCsDs
    My ears hurt from sleeping with headphones but also I sleep so much better with headphones- whyyyyy 0-0
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    I was looking at sound cancellation devices the other day and saw that you can also get soft silicone earbuds specifically designed for side sleepers. They're not noise cancelling though, they're just white noise or regular music playback.
    Aspychata
    Aspychata
    I have slept with headphones, and it does improve the quality of sleep.
    MildredHubble
    MildredHubble
    Here's a picture of the ones I have. If you like them, you could use the image search on Amazon to find them or similar ones 🙂 They are pretty cheap.
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