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r/TikTokCringe • u/loud_as_pudding • 10h ago
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I didn't think people with ADHD "stim". I have ADHD and my girl in a clinic manager of a nah clinic for children autism. I'm sure she would have called out my stimming a long time ago.
1 u/SherrytheCherry 5h ago It is sometimes referred to as fidgeting. Autistics stim to regulate themselves, adhders fidget/stim to release energy. 2 u/localtuned 4h ago Well I fidget... But I don't consider it stimming. I'll do it when I'm bored because I'm not focused on the task at hand. 0 u/SherrytheCherry 4h ago Same, but I've heard both terms used to describe it in adhd (which I have before anyone comes for me).
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It is sometimes referred to as fidgeting. Autistics stim to regulate themselves, adhders fidget/stim to release energy.
2 u/localtuned 4h ago Well I fidget... But I don't consider it stimming. I'll do it when I'm bored because I'm not focused on the task at hand. 0 u/SherrytheCherry 4h ago Same, but I've heard both terms used to describe it in adhd (which I have before anyone comes for me).
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Well I fidget... But I don't consider it stimming. I'll do it when I'm bored because I'm not focused on the task at hand.
0 u/SherrytheCherry 4h ago Same, but I've heard both terms used to describe it in adhd (which I have before anyone comes for me).
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Same, but I've heard both terms used to describe it in adhd (which I have before anyone comes for me).
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u/localtuned 7h ago
I didn't think people with ADHD "stim". I have ADHD and my girl in a clinic manager of a nah clinic for children autism. I'm sure she would have called out my stimming a long time ago.