I just used the word Interoceptively intentionally and without thought for the poor reader.

Shout out to all the grown up hyperlexic kids who knew words they couldn't pronounce and once got beat up for either knowing the word or saying it wrong.

School was a fun place wasn't it :)

#ActuallyAutistic #hyperlexic

There was a conversation with my mother and older brother when I was maybe 6 when I was determined there were two spellings of the word "city".

We determined it was the plural but it has never not annoyed me I was wrong somehow.

#Autism #autistic #neurodiverse @actuallyautistic #AutisticBurnout #ActuallyAutistic #hyperlexic

I susepct msot poeple dno't notice typos? They are almost painful for me to see as they jump out of the page and I have to decode them. Weird. Maybe something to do with being hyperlexic? My father read to me *a lot* so I learned to read entire words. Is this a common problem? The bonus side is I can read very quickly, the drawback is the pause as I see tyops!

#Hyperlexic #Reading

This is still one of the big indicators that my #MentalHealth is taking a beating.

https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/mental-illness-can-cause-physical-symptoms

I'm #Hyperlexic and reading has brought me joy from my first memories. When I can't read - because my brain is screaming at me... I know it's time to talk to my therapist and doctors.

Yes, Mental Illness Can Cause Physical Symptoms — Here's Why

If you’re experiencing unexplained aches and pains, it just might be linked to your mental health.

Healthline

I have always been one to immediately notice typos in text. I've always wondered if this was autism or just precocious reading ability? (Yes I was one of those who could read in Kindergarten)

#Autism #Hyperlexic

@JonSparks I loathe #Dubbing, but it's the norm for "foreign" films both here and in Italy afaik. Theatres at some of the larger cities in Spain show new releases without dubbing, but Granada cinematheques don't really do that.

I'm #Hyperlexic and have #AuditoryProcessing issues, so #Subtitles are just fine for me.

It's interesting to see quite a few people from the other place taking a breath and considering what they want here.
I'm finding that because of the #CWs (mostly around politics) I'm not getting dragged into something that I don't want to read purely because my #hyperlexic brain can't help but read the words.
It's much less triggering.
It has the feel of some of the 2000s forums I used to frequent. Interesting, thought-provoking, mind expanding.

https://mas.to/@mikegalsworthy/109318615472633452

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@[email protected] Yup - it's fine to hop between the two - I do. I regard The Other Place as where I go to be right on the fast pulse of things, comment on bad takes from Express, Daily Mail, useless BBC interviews with Govt politicians, etc... ...and here as the more thoughtful place where I can discuss ideas in longer form -- and chat with community more.

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