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this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2024
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I used to at least be able to talk over the mic online. Was always running my mouth in TF2 and shit.
Now, I go into VRChat, enter a room full of people and it feels the same as if I walked into a crowded store giving me hella anxiety. I hate it.
If you're on PC, stick with PC only worlds. They tend to only have adults/sane people. Much less chaotic.
They've also added proximity options to limit voices to just the people around you
.. I just realized this isn't the autism community but the above should still help some!
You are just.... Everywhere.
Not complaining, I'm just impressed. I feel like I'm in Lemmy home when you're around.
Things like this is what made Lemmy feels more like a community.
Nah just loop your dialogue about your last hyperfixation.
mfers about to become an expert on all of my thoughts on mudcrabs
I would like to sign up for your mudcrab facts
I saw one once. Horrible creatures.
type STOP to unsubscribe from my mudcramblings
Me too!
The player character may try to quickly skip through dialog they've already heard, so if they interrupt you, just pick up on the next sentence you were going to say.
In some engines, the player character may also be able to walk away mid-dialog. If this happens, feel free to continue talking while they're still within earshot, or berate them.
I'm currently trying to get assessed for ASD - I've had days where I involuntarily go non-verbal and feel pain whenever I try to speak.
There's a large comorbidity (overlap, basically) between ADHD and ASD - and I think this is more of an ASD thing than an ADHD sort of thing.
Once, many moons ago, I read a term that someone used to describe themselves for having ADHD and ASD, but wasn't the term "neurodivergent" since they didn't like its companion term "neurotypical". I wish that I could remember what term they used, because saying AuDHD is still terribly wordy especially spoken out loud, and I don't have the H part.
I have taken to saying that I have triple A, Autism, ADHD, and Anxiety, but that's even more wordy since it requires explanation.
The H in ADHD is always used now. I've got a diagnosis ADHD and don't have the H either. It's just what it's called now.
I'm new to the ADHD party, in part because I assumed I didn't have it because I was never H. After reading up on it more though, I think it refers to mental hyperactivity, not just physical hyperactivity. I was never the kid that always spoke up out of turn or had trouble sitting still, but I'm definitely the one that starts/stops projects out of the blue and can't get to sleep because too many thoughts.