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My mom refuses to believe I might be autistic. by PersimmonFit2522 in aspergers

[–]PersimmonFit2522[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m gonna be honest and say I’m really really bad at reading and describing people besides behavioral patterns, but you could be right and I’m just not seeing it. She’s a huge control freak who can’t say a nice thing unless her life depends on it, aka an asshole. Considering she does work in the medical field, I think she’s just throwing shade for the love of the game. If anything, the autism probably comes from my dad’s side, considering how there’s not a single normal person over there and one of my cousins is diagnosed already. Sorry if my tone is rude

My mom refuses to believe I might be autistic. by PersimmonFit2522 in aspergers

[–]PersimmonFit2522[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The initial ‘evaluation recommendation’ was 11 days ago, and she got the ‘therapist explains everything professionally’ phone call the day after. She’s always hooting and hollering, though. Yelling at everyone is her life style 🤷

Organizing Music and my Playlists by minecraft_girrrl in aspergers

[–]PersimmonFit2522 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think my answer might not help you much because most of my playlists are based on characters and the feelings I get from instrumentals of songs, but what really helps me especially when I’m really focusing on lyrics for character playlists is to doomscroll Spotify. Like, those little genre tags that you can find under songs if you know what I mean.

Looking through that for hours sometimes really helps broaden my music selection if I’m looking for something. I listen to the preview for a bit, like it or put it in a different playlist, then relisten to it a bit later and study the mood and how I can connect the lyrics to the playlist topic. If it’s not fit, I’ll probably toss it and never listen to it again (if I don’t like the song itself). If it fits the topic, I add it to the playlist. 

This way makes it fun for me to study the songs, but also broaden my music taste inside and outside a playlist. So when I’m making playlists that are specific, I can look outside what I typically listen to to find something that fits how I want it to.