Joel 🔪 May-Kill 🔪
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OK brain, but Escape (the piña colada song) doesn't actually go:
🎶IF YOU LIKE PENIS ENLARGERS🎶
OK brain, but Escape (the piña colada song) doesn't actually go:
🎶IF YOU LIKE PENIS ENLARGERS🎶
Mastodon•ART 🎨 Curator
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I know it's Amazon, and I know it's because there's a discount! However, it's really nice to have hit #1 in all three of the categories my wife chose to place "The Players Act 1" in. More importantly, she's knocked down the noted transphobe J.K.Rowling with a #LGBTQ positive, #NeuroDiverse #WorkingClass cast of characters.
#DRMFree and available on #Kobo as well, we're keeping the price to 99p/c until 17th Oct if you fancy joining the troupe!
https://lnkstk.swordandfiddle.co.uk/@players_1715
@bookstodon #books
I know it's Amazon, and I know it's because there's a discount! However, it's really nice to have hit #1 in all three of the categories my wife chose to place "The Players Act 1" in. More importantly, she's knocked down the noted transphobe J.K.Rowling with a #LGBTQ positive, #NeuroDiverse #WorkingClass cast of characters.
#DRMFree and available on #Kobo as well, we're keeping the price to 99p/c until 17th Oct if you fancy joining the troupe!
https://lnkstk.swordandfiddle.co.uk/@players_1715
@bookstodon #books
And if you want a fuller example of #NeuroDiverse writing, "The Players Act 1" is also available as part of a bundle of books on itch.io celebrating #ADHDAwarenessMonth. This is a set of 22 books either written by ADHD authors or with significant characters living with ADHD - some of them are both, obviously - including Players.
https://itch.io/b/3300/adhd-awareness-month-fiction
Important to note it's still at the regular price when bought individually on itch to encourage take-up of the bundle.
@bookstodon
I know it's Amazon, and I know it's because there's a discount! However, it's really nice to have hit #1 in all three of the categories my wife chose to place "The Players Act 1" in. More importantly, she's knocked down the noted transphobe J.K.Rowling with a #LGBTQ positive, #NeuroDiverse #WorkingClass cast of characters.
#DRMFree and available on #Kobo as well, we're keeping the price to 99p/c until 17th Oct if you fancy joining the troupe!
https://lnkstk.swordandfiddle.co.uk/@players_1715
@bookstodon #books
This person on TikTok has made a spreadsheet of jobs that various neurodivergent people have, and the reasons they like them. It's fascinating, and also probably very useful for people who are struggling to identify work they might feel comfortable in, considering autistic people are one of the groups with the highest unemployment levels.
#Autism #autistic #neurodiverse @actuallyautistic #ActuallyAutistic
Strypey
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(We're sure a lot of the people reading this post will already know this, but we're writing this FAO for those across the fediverse who do not already know 
)
A common error that we keep seeing recently is people describing neurodivergent people as being neurodiverse. Whilst these words may look similar, they have vastly different meanings and uses.
Neurodiverse describes the diversity of different neurotypes within a group of people. This is a very specific term and isn't commonly used outside of academia.
A person cannot, by definition, be neurodiverse.
A neurodivergent person might have / be:
- Autism / autistic.
- ADHD.
- AuDHD (autistic and ADHD).
- Dyslexia / dyslexic.
- Dyspraxia / dyspraxic.
- Dyscalculia / dyscalculic.
- Dysgraphia / dysgraphic.
- OCD.
- Tourette's.
Anyone who isn't neurodivergent is neurotypical.
Neurotypical is a catch-all term to describe any person whose cognitive abilities and responses to social cues fall within the expected "norms" of their society.
There's no universal definition for neurotypical that works for all people across all societies, all cultures, and all languages: it's merely the best descriptive term we have for now.
As a last note, the term neurospicy is an amusing alternative to neurodivergent used by some folks 🌶️
#neurodivergent #neurodiverse #autism #autistic#ADHD #AuDHD #neurospicy
(We're sure a lot of the people reading this post will already know this, but we're writing this FAO for those across the fediverse who do not already know )
A common error that we keep seeing recently is people describing neurodivergent people as being neurodiverse. Whilst these words may look similar, they have vastly different meanings and uses.
Neurodiverse describes the diversity of different neurotypes within a group of people. This is a very specific term and isn't commonly used outside of academia.
A person cannot, by definition, be neurodiverse.
A neurodivergent person might have / be:
- Autism / autistic.
- ADHD.
- AuDHD (autistic and ADHD).
- Dyslexia / dyslexic.
- Dyspraxia / dyspraxic.
- Dyscalculia / dyscalculic.
- Dysgraphia / dysgraphic.
- OCD.
- Tourette's.
Anyone who isn't neurodivergent is neurotypical.
Neurotypical is a catch-all term to describe any person whose cognitive abilities and responses to social cues fall within the expected "norms" of their society.
There's no universal definition for neurotypical that works for all people across all societies, all cultures, and all languages: it's merely the best descriptive term we have for now.
As a last note, the term neurospicy is an amusing alternative to neurodivergent used by some folks 🌶️
#neurodivergent #neurodiverse #autism #autistic#ADHD #AuDHD #neurospicy