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Mostly talk about being autistic, finding my identity and generally life.

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Autistic, trans, SDAM. Pro Choice and 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 (full LGBTQIA+) rights. Interests: Human rights, #avgeek, tech. Speaks for myself only.

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ashleyspencer , to actuallyautistic
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Do you like less foods as an adult than you did when you were a kid, or do you like more?

When I was a kid I would eat just about anything.

I loved bananas, garlic, vanilla flavored things, canned soup, flavored chips, etc.

Now those things taste repulsive.

What about you?

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18+ samantha ,
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@ashleyspencer @actuallyautistic
For me there hasn't been much change.I have been eating pretty much everything both as a child and now.

The only change I really remember is pineapple, which I didn't eat as a kid but can eat now, though I'm not keen on it.

My problem around eating is more remembering to eat, and then not to eat too much when I actually do eat...

eo , to actuallyautistic
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How do you predict how functional you're going to be? I seem to have a lot of trouble telling how functional I presently am. Honestly, it can even be a bit murky in retrospect. I guess I'm textbook "high functioning" … because I lie about it at every level. First, to myself. Feeling hopeless.
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samantha ,
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@eo For how functional I'm going to be, it's mostly based on experience for the specific things that may affect it I need to do, and how many other spoon draining things I have in the time (generally days) before.
This is far from perfect, but I'm slowly getting reasonable OK at predicting it after spending a lot of time on it over the last 2 years. I try to overestimate how expensive things are going to be, so when I fail it's in the good direction.

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samantha ,
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@eo For telling how well I'm currently... I find that to be hard, since I can in the moment feel OK, but then when some challenge comes up I don't have capacity to deal with it... so turned out, I wasn't too well (this happened 15 minutes ago again...). I try to get an idea of how well I am by noticing past (earlier in the day) state and then taking into account things which I have done. E.g. I know I may feel OK after work meeting, but I may feel it a lot an hour later.

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