technomad to AutismEnglish • 5 months agoidiosyncracy vs. anomalymessage-square12fedilinkarrow-up17arrow-down12file-text
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minus-squarehauilinkfedilink1•5 months agoOh, thanks for explaining. For example, playing around with something repeatedly in opposition to rocking would be what first comes to mind for me. Although I would probably argue that depending on the circumstances, culture, etc. the line shifts.
minus-squaretechnomadOPlinkfedilinkEnglish1•5 months ago playing around with something repeatedly in opposition to rocking What do you mean?
minus-squarehauilinkfedilink2•5 months agoStimming. Playing around with a pen or other thing is much less obvious than rocking therefore I would argue that its the line you were talking about.
Oh, thanks for explaining.
For example, playing around with something repeatedly in opposition to rocking would be what first comes to mind for me.
Although I would probably argue that depending on the circumstances, culture, etc. the line shifts.
What do you mean?
Stimming. Playing around with a pen or other thing is much less obvious than rocking therefore I would argue that its the line you were talking about.
Yes! That’s a perfect example I think.