• NigelFrobisher@aussie.zone
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      Toe walking is a fairly common childhood autistic trait and one of the main things researchers associated with it early on.

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      Basically anything someone divergent does is instantly unique to them and needs to be screamed all over Lemmy as their personality.

      In reality, people walk on their toes, heels or the balls of their feet. They often switch depending on context (walk on your heels in a hurry, in the balls of your feet rather than stomping etc.) No one really cares or feels special about it.

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    13 hours ago

    Is there more to it than just Spiderverse Gwen having a background in ballet and the artists coding her mannerisms around that (e.g. her costume using ballet shoes)?

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        At some point I should get evaluated. I could fill some bingo grid about adhd meme. :3

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        13 hours ago

        Now you’ve got me feeling self conscious about how often I walk around tiptoed for balance…

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        Also, there are serious textural references to her being trans, and well…

        Let’s say I’m aware that there are neurotypical trans people out there but there’s definitely a certain correlation.

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          I don’t think the trans themes in the movies(the color of her dimension mirroring the trans flag/etc) are literal, more that her journey is an allegory for the trans journey.

          Her arc involves discovery herself, losing friends, hiding who she is from her parent, being abandoned when her true self is revealed, finding a found family, and finally reconciling with her parent when they finally accept her.

          Its a trans arc, but is more shared experience that makes it roots clear than a literal statement of gender.

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    12 hours ago

    TIL another reason to get myself tested for that.
    Who knows, maybe I could upgrade my ADHD diagnosis to AuDHD.

    Or as I think of it since having read it around here, ADHD GoldTM