#AuDHD The sensory issues are both a blessing and curse. If I'm overstimulated, I need you to *not* touch me. If I'm having a good day, then I want *ALL* the touches. I typically don't know what type of day it is until we're in the moment. Being married to me is fun. 😅

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Things that have worked for me: I made a "sexy time" playlist that has helped. I think it gives my brain something "sexy" to focus on instead of running wild. Toys, one in particular has consistently results in multiple mind-blowing orgasms and is partner friendly.

Context: I'm putting together stories/excerpts/poems/etc to use when making #copywork cursive pages for my kiddo w #dysgraphia, a learning disability that is like #dyslexia and #dyscalculia but affects motor and organizational skills as it pertains to writing.

#HiveMind: What is something you read that had a profound impact on you in your early teen years? Alternatively, what is something you *wish* you read at that age? (Context in next tweet) #neurodiversity #NeurodivergentSquad #neurodiversesquad #diversity

That's incredible! Bravo!!!

I played Magic too! You should check out this really cool spin UT Austin and the US Air Force developed to teach kids about cybersecurity/awareness. cias.utsa.edu/ctd/

Statistical analysis as it applies to business analytics. It was hard to imagine how to use certain formal tools I learned in my graduate data analysis classes outside my niche discipline (oceanography), so I'm having so much fun relearning everything in a new context!

'Hillendale Farms allegedly priced gouged more than four million cartons of eggs,' I think it's called Karma. And now every other egg farm will use this as a reason they need to raise prices again.

Take my meds! I guess that aligns with consistency, but this is a very specific consistent thing that I *need* to do and haven't been. I now keep them on my desk so I get a reminder every time I sit down to work/play.

I recently discovered my insurance covers mail order prescriptions, and I can get *90 days* NINETY DAYS of my meds at a time. And I don't have to worry about picking them up. Thank the Lord up above for small blessings!!!

The xray... imagine *all* the photos that would have been posted... of *all* the things LOLOLOLOL

This so much. All my teen's friends know that this is a safe space and they can call them (and me) if they *ever* need something and we'll do what we can. PlanB? I will buy that. Too drunk to drive and you feel unsafe? Gotchu Boo! Kicked out? I have a bed for you.

#neurodivergentsquad Updates! Thanks to ClipClop, I realized that me and my teen are #actuallyautstic (my 12yo is likely as well) and it's really helping me understand so many things that went wrong in grad school. Them #socialcues man... I missed that memo!

I guess it's time to wrap up this novella. TL;DR Leaving my doctoral program was the exact thing I needed, and the universe delivered the job I didn't know I needed. 11/11

Flexing my hours has come in handy since I've been sick for most of 2023 (4 weeks so far) and my supervisors have been super gracious about it. I haven't had to burn PTO so far! 10/n

And the icing on the cake is that my work is hybrid. I can go into the office as much or as little as I'd like. I can 'flex' my hours during each pay period (see next tweet) so I can be active in my kids' school/personal lives and still get my work done. 9/n

We have weekly meetings to share what we've been working on, get and give peer feedback, and network with other employees. I feel supported in a way I haven't been since my first couple retail jobs out of high school. I feel like I've won the lottery. 8/n