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Difference between Stimming and Rituals with No Outcome

l agree, the outcome is not quantitative, it's not tangible, and outcomes can fluctuate depending on just about anything
 
Clueless in Canada said:
It's annoying when people use mental health issues as a joke or to describe their relatively 'normal' behaviour. It's just my OCD or ADHD or she's off her meds-all expressions that annoy me unless they are being used literally.
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I agree! Another is, "Did you take your meds today?" when someone is acting in a way they consider unusual, and someone did that to me while I was on meds and I answered, "Yes. Why?" and they became unusually quiet. :)
 
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