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- čas přidán 4. 01. 2022
- #tiktok #compilation #neurodivergent #adhd #autism #ocd #dyslexia
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I'm so glad that three are more dyslexic content because it tends to be overlooked in the neurodivergent community 🥰🥰🥰
Omg saaaammmee! Exactly what I was thinking
i'm not dyslexic but i can easily 3d think, but i do have dyspraxia, adhd, and autism
I only really visualize things in 2D (kinda like a cartoon) despite having the ability to visualize things in 3D pretty well, IDK why lol
same
Proberbly just less resource intensive for the brain
Wait so if dyslexic people think in 3D, is it safe to assume hyperlexic people struggle with 3D thinking? I have some new topics to read up on lessgo
From my experience with hyperlexia, I can tell you the answer to that question is "no." While I'm sure there are some who do have problems like that, not all of us are like that. I'm also quite sure that some dyslexic people might have trouble with 3D thinking, but that is just educated speculation on my part
@@stillalivestillreal actually, the term "hyperlexia" is actually the misnomer here. The reason for that is that the Greek prefix "hyper" generally translates to "more" or "beyond" rather than "advanced" or something of that sort. "Hypo" generally means "less" or "lower" in translation, but "dys" applies a more precise meaning, that being "worse" or perhaps "not." In context, "dyslexia" refers to a condition of "worse reading," which makes a great deal of sense, but I don't readily know of a prefix that etymologically means the opposite of "dys." That is probably why the term "hyperlexia" is what has become popularized. I would have to refresh myself on Greek etymology to know for sure, though
But how do people think in 3D? I don't understand. I struggle with 3D visualisation and have always been curious as to what actually happens, or what's it like. Can someone please explain?
i mean- i’m hyperlexic and probably autistic(hyperlexia is a possible symptom of autism, plus i show more symptoms other than that) so i honestly just tried to think in 3D(i took it literally and “thought in 3D”) lol it’s tiring and confusing for me but idk lol
Things I want people to know about dyslexia you know how words move on pages for dyslexics. Well, popcorn ceilings, road stripes and stone rock patterns can also move it's kind of disturbing.
wow. thank you for sharing. they also move for me. i don’t have dyslexia that i know of as i’m excellent at reading. i struggle very much with numbers though.
@@OneSpicyDisaster if u have a problem with numbers you could have dyscalculia
oh yeah i think that happens to me from time to time
Do people really think OCD is obsessive cleaning disorder?! I went to school with a kid who had OCD and autism, He was so sweet! He didn't want to clean much! i don't remember what branch since that was 6th grade
My dad has dyslexia (which is wild, because he was a very successful computer programmer for many years), but none of us kids have it. My sister though, she's currently being tested for ADHD. Me? I haven't been diagnosed with shit*, probably because I don't like going to the doctor.
*I haven't been diagnosed with any mental disorders, neurodivergencies, etc. I do have epilepsy though, which is fun (it's very not fun)
Thanks to these videos, I'm learning there's so many names for the things I do and learn more that I'm not alone. Like Dyspraxia. That explains why I pick up catchphrases and whatnot from tv shows and youtubers. I picked up "balls" from Supernatural back in 2015 and haven't been able to drop it and I say it as a knee-jerk reaction all the time lmao.
3:05 Personally, I take notes of everything I can because I need flashcards to remember anything. It helps with focusing, too.
0:52 Wait, not everyone is a verbal thinker?? How do you think without having this sort of narrator in your head?? How do you read without that??
I followed you cause you dun learned me a thing about me!
At 6:16 there is a bunny in the background 🥰
I have no clue how to look at symptoms and think "Hey- that's me!" without multiple explanations of what that would mean- I have 0 baseline when I comes to what not being supported or needing support- so these videos are super helpful!! [Also, could you link the 2:20 tiktok?]
vm.tiktok.com/ZM8oFBW6p/
does someone have the link to the test? my mom won’t let me download tiktok (she can see everything i download) and i can’t access the comments.
@@Binx4386 www.idrlabs.com/autism-spectrum/test.php
@@Binx4386 here is one for children to 12 www.timesofautism.com/online-autism-assessment-portal/autism-test-for-children/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAw9qOBhC-ARIsAG-rdn7iHK1xWjEksHo2aMO_7TMKDiD04dqXj3ubYVOB0VRouZInZaOf4dAaAjMOEALw_wcB
www.timesofautism.com/online-autism-assessment-portal/autism-test-for-children/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAw9qOBhC-ARIsAG-rdn7iHK1xWjEksHo2aMO_7TMKDiD04dqXj3ubYVOB0VRouZInZaOf4dAaAjMOEALw_wcB
So- at first i thought i couldn’t be dyslexic, i was SO GOOD at reading…
now i know better… i’ve just memorized words due to my parents reading to me so much… i can’t spell, write properly/neatly, i struggle typing words correctly, i experience a LOT of the symptoms and looking at words i notice that the letters that look similar are all spinny- or the e’s are flipped- or the r’s are sideways(i just kinda see a line with a little nubbin)- you know?
So i might be-
i was talking to my dyslexic friends and notice how i experience a lot of the stuff they do-
any websites for tests to see if i should search for a diagnosis?
Can somebody please put the link from 1.43 tiktok if you know it? Thanks!
Yeah if someone can find it that would be great!
vm.tiktok.com/ZM8oeJm74/
@@OneSpicyDisaster i was talking about next one that was in the video
vm.tiktok.com/ZM8oFBW6p/
Sorry! that should be it! i just have them saved in my phone so i have to search also 🤣💙💙💙
i think in pictures, so sometimes there's images of words lol
i was daydreaming and all of a sudden, on a black screen, "ALASKA" in all caps. one of dem intrusive thoughts.
@@dassuspicousdasweiewd572 ya, you get it
0:14 I'd be interested _why_ exactly that is. Because I know I don't have dyslexia, but I've personally always had trouble converting what I see on the clock into words. Probably a consequence of not taking maths that seriously back in primary school. I way prefer digital time and saying the time like "eight-nine" (8:09) and "ten-thirty-two (10:32) and I will do that for analogue time. I hate the backwards stuff you do with "() _to_ ()". It's a little quirk about me. :)
wait do people think in 2d? like you visualize an object and it's just a flat image? Crazy
I’m ND and i don’t think in anything. I hear voices. I can’t visualize anything in my brain. my therapist hates it when she tries to makes me do relaxation with pretending i’m somewhere i love.
@@OneSpicyDisaster yeah I know about like aphantasia and stuff, but I never realized that people could make mental images but not 3d mental models.
1:06 I don’t have any of them?????
02:33 Does anybody know the name of that test
@dirtandsalsa：www.idrlabs.com/autism-spectrum/test.php
@@OneSpicyDisaster thanks!
can someone link to the 1:40 tt or the resource they used
i have the link posted in community post 💙💙
❤️
You seem to upload a lot I hope you're taking time to rest
i’ve been sleeping non-stop! I’m going for tests so i’m getting looked after. 💙💙💙💙
@@OneSpicyDisaster OK good