Yes To All Of This Except I Prefer Spreading Out In The Middle Of The Floor Instead Of A Corner. I Dont

Yes to all of this except I prefer spreading out in the middle of the floor instead of a corner. I don’t have space to do it in my apartment but my friend does so when I come over we just have “floor time” and it’s great.

When I was a kid I was constantly on the floor, specifically in an Asian squat, which everyone around me found bizarre (white family, I didn’t even know the Asian squat was a thing till last year). I was shocked when I found out some people couldn’t do it, but I’ve noticed that my ND friend usually can because they did it as a kid too.

Question for my autistic/neurodivergent mutuals-

Do any of y’all just… prefer to sit on the floor?? 💀

I’ve always preferred to sit on the floor or close to the ground (especially when I’m overstimulated) and my NT friends and family always question why and I never really had an explanation for it. I just like to sit on the floor rather than like in a chair, even if there’s multiple seats available. Bonus points if the spot on the floor is also in like a corner/closed area, I’ve literally sat behind a couch before, just because I wanted to and was comfy there 🤷🏾‍♀️.

I’ve literally been like that my whole life and always just kinda vibed with it, but I’m just curious if any other neurodivergent people have the same/similar preference!

this was weird to see on my dash cuz I had a dream last night that I was on an island where all the deepfaking stuff happened. So damn, yeah. I guess I was there.

I went to deep fake island and you were there dude

HTTYD would be nonexistant if Hiccup wasn't a total freak. Like the kid really had a dragon throw up a half-digested fish in his lap, gesture for him to eat, and he went "alright why not"

someone please explain why Poseidon, the SEA god (which is already covering a lot of ground for the Greeks), is just, as a footnote, also the god of horses? Like I know the Greek gods kind of have groupings of titles or whatever, but name a more land-centric animal than a horse. That’s just bad writing.

one thing about being an artist that I don’t see people mention is that you end up knowing a little too much about anatomy. Like, not enough to have any medical prowess, but enough to never look at horses the same way again.