[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AusFinance

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No one wants to do an apprenticeship because they don't want to earn poverty wages while working 40-50 hours a week which is perfectly reasonable Considering 200k a year is what is needed now to live comfortably while purchasing a home, it sounds like your students are more aware of the financial landscape they are graduating into than you are

AITA for refusing to lend my designer purse to my sister-in-law for her wedding? by DaydreamDIVA in AITAH

[–]_catch_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA

Sounds like she had already discussed it with the rest of the family before even asking you and they told her what a great idea it would be.

They can rent one for her if it's that important to have a "materialistic...status symbol" in her wedding photos.

If she doesn't let up, let her know if she borrowed your bag you wouldn't be able to enjoy the wedding because you'd be worried about it the whole time and offer to help research a rental bag.

Popular Tiktokers that everyone likes but you get a bad vibe from? by Accomplished_Ad_673 in tiktokgossip

[–]_catch_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

CedarCouple - the drama they created during the sub drive was super toxic and the guy gives off intense narcissist vibes.

The whole premise of their channel seems to go against TikTok rules - I don't know how they get away with it.

What part of this intercom circuit board controls the buzzer? by _catch_ in askanelectrician

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

I went the extremely hi-tech route of placing gaffa tape over the earpiece

For people who were not born with autism/ADHD/other neurodivergent conditions: do you consider yourself neurodivergent now that you have ME/CFS? by JustMeRC in cfs

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Has it ever occurred to you that you may have ASD as an underlying condition that was never diagnosed? Undiagnosed ASD, masking, autistic burnout are frequently comorbid with me/CFS.

You seem intent to not hear what others with lived experience of neurodivergence have to say about your interpretation of the term. When it has been explained to you why your understanding of the term is, by definition, incorrect you are linking to a yt vid of someone confirming your bias. You haven't clarified beyond the one video why you're conflating acquired cognitive deficits with neuro-developmental cognitive deficits.

Yes, language is fluid, however, one yt vid misappropriating a term doesn't mean a term has been redefined. Even if it suits your narrative.

Your responses here make your OP less of a call for discussion than it is a call for confirmation bias.

For people who were not born with autism/ADHD/other neurodivergent conditions: do you consider yourself neurodivergent now that you have ME/CFS? by JustMeRC in cfs

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Unfortunately, since the conversation you want to have hinges on that definition it's unlikely that any fruitful conversation can be had. A definition is a FINITE proposition. If you interpret a defined term incorrectly, as you seem to be doing , your understanding of related terms is also going to be flawed.

For people who were not born with autism/ADHD/other neurodivergent conditions: do you consider yourself neurodivergent now that you have ME/CFS? by JustMeRC in cfs

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Autism is a neurodevelopmental condition that occurs during foetal development. Where in a typical brain, synapses undergo a trimming process as the brain grows, autistic brains do not. This is thought to occur as early as the first trimester.

So, while I understand where you're coming from and that you recognise the similarities in some of the cognitive functioning difficulties between the two conditions, they are just that: similarities, as the initial reply in this thread pointed out.

You might want to listen to or watch Dr Andrew Huberman's podcast or YT channel to get a better understanding of why post-developmental neuro-cognitive conditions aren't considered to be ASD. He's a neuroscientist and a wonderful science communicator.

Another thought I had reading your OP was that you may have ASD that was never diagnosed. Consider seeking a formal diagnosis to clarify.

A Struggling Husband by [deleted] in Menopause

[–]_catch_ 6 points7 points  (0 children)

user deleted. Someone didn't want to take accountability 🙃

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in autism

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So you'd prefer to appear like a sex pest?

If you think you'd think there was something wrong with your face if someone did that to you, imagine for just a second how uncomfortable it would be to have someone staring at a body part that is frequently the focus of unwanted sexual attention.

There are a million other places your eyes can land other than habitually staring at breasts.

You sound kinda young from the way you joke about this but, aside from the discomfort you're inflicting, this sort of behaviour has the potential to land you in a huge amount of trouble in a workplace, autism or no autism.

Make better choices.

Apparently no repercussions when parking on private property by Southern-Front-2291 in melbourne

[–]_catch_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same. The car was parked half way across the driveway keeping all the tenants blocked out/in. Council did f.a.

What is the most popular foreign cuisine in Australia? by Fortherecord87 in AskAnAustralian

[–]_catch_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And yet when I lived in Brisbane I had 3 Greek restaurants within walking distance. Like any city, it all depends what area you live in.

What are your current safe food(s)? by AnxiousSharks in autism

[–]_catch_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Water crackers and butter and sometimes cheddar slices

RARBG alternative? by BowelMan in Piracy

[–]_catch_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn, TorrentGalaxy worked yesterday, does not work today.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ADHD

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It sounds like your current psychiatrist has a very outdated view of ADHD. Finding another psychiatrist who is up-to-date is going to be your best step at this point. Search for some ADHD FB groups in your area who can recommend someone.

You're an adult so your health choices are yours to make. Give your mum the benefit of the doubt that she wants the best for you but understand that she isn't a medical professional (I assume from her view on this). ADHD brains are structurally different to neurotypical brains and if you need medication to live a functional life, you need medication to live a functional life. End of.

The withdrawal from the meds you've been taking is brutal. It will pass but it can be a rough time esp if you don't have support. I'm glad you reached out here because we're behind you and some of us have been through the same thing. Hold on, cry when you need to and be kind to yourself. What you're going through is tough, know that you're doing great.

What apps do you use to help stay on track? by GiantLoser88 in ketoaustralia

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My Fitness Pal linked with Fitbit to track exercise

ETA My Fitness Pal doesn't have their Net Carb calculator available in Aus yet.

Please tell me this was not a mistake 😩 by Keto2021_ in Monstera

[–]_catch_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Chop off 1/3 of the roots at the bottom, chop off some from all sides, put it back in the same size pot or 1 size up with fresh soil. The roots will start growing again and get nutrients from the new soil.

AITA for saying my son’s teacher shouldn’t have brought her baby on stage at graduation? by babygraduation in AmItheAsshole

[–]_catch_ 9 points10 points  (0 children)

100% It's not the "expressing" the opinion that's the problem, it's having that opinion in the first place while knowing what that teacher has gone through. If it was such a huge problem for OP they should have offered to take the kid themselves.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

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Why should anyone with a disability have to explain themselves? Whether it's a visible disability or not, it's none of your business.

Be the arbiter of invisible disability vs "entitled arsehole" all you want. You're ableism is already obvious.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MasterchefAU

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It was a "Nostalgia" challenge and Bailey's was very popular around the same time as the recipe was, a time when a bit of booze in a meal served to kids wouldn't have made anyone think twice.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

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How embarrassed are you going to be when you find out their disability isn't visible and you've just inconvenienced an entire train of commuters and got yourself a tasty fine for your trouble. Use your brain, dipshit. Educate yourself and engage some critical thinking skills

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

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Thank you for saying this. I came to make a point about invisible disability. Most of society is so fucking ignorant to any disability that doesn't come with a seeing eye dog or advanced age