All of these can describe stimming and sensory-seeking in Autistics...

We also take joy in sensory and emotional experiences when they’re not overwhelming. We’re often moved by art and music. We are mesmerized by things like shiny blue lights or comforted by spinning motions that most people ignore. Autistic people are known for lining things up — which creates a pleasing order and symmetry. Both t…
Unpopular Opinion: “Highly Sensitive Person” is More than Just Autism
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Jillian Enright
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Sep 10, 2023
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All of these can describe stimming and sensory-seeking in Autistics... "Autistics are known for lining things up" is a broad over-generalization. Yes, some do, but that's mostly just a stereotype.
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Written by Jillian Enright28K Followers
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She/they. Neurodivergent, 20+ yrs SW & Psych. experience. I write about mental health, neurodiversity, education, and parenting. Founder of Neurodiversity MB.
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