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How does it affect your ability to enjoy books? Or type of books you'd enjoy?

Do you tend to prefer more visual medium like video(movies, tv), or comic books?

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[–] TriflingToad@sh.itjust.works 10 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (6 children)

"I can't read books that are realistic fiction. I can't do anything that's got like crazy world building because I can't perceive it and I have a hard time." -my sister

I don't have it personally, but we both have tism and so here's a talk we had while driving.

me: *takes wrong turn*

sister: "when I need to know my left and rights and cant do the hand thing, I remember 'never eat soggy waffles' because I can remember East is Right and Left is West."

me: "wh.. what?? why? why can't you just do the right and left in your head?"

sister: "girl how"

me: "I just imagine it?"

sister: "MUST BE NICE,, HUH?!"


if someone wants I can ask her in more detail later, she's busy with something rn

[–] RedditAdminsSuckIt@lemmy.world 7 points 1 day ago (4 children)

Dated a girl for a while that had corresponding R & L tattooed on the topside base of her thumbs.

That way when she was driving and people said go left, go right, she wouldn’t have to ask which way that was.

When I was with her I’d have to say things like the turn is on your side, take a my side.

It was different.

[–] OceanSoap@lemmy.world 3 points 1 day ago (1 children)

I taught children's martial arts for a long time, and the best way to teach the younger ones is to face them and do the thing on the opposite side. I had to, for many years say stuff like: "step out with your RIGHT foot" while simultaneously stepping with my left,

Let me tell you, the number of wrong turns I take when someone is giving directions is so embarrassing. I have to really concentrate and like... feel which hand is my right hand.

That’s so funny. You conditioned yourself haha but it makes complete sense why it happened

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