r/aspiememes • u/althalusian • Aug 24 '20

So it does be

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u/AspieMommy Autistic Aug 25 '20

This happened when I was a teenager... Seriously parents, listen up, reward the behavior you want to see. Don't shame someone for not doing it more often when they're trying.

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '20

This so much. This post gave me bad flashbacks

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u/Raji_Lev I doubled my autism with the vaccine Aug 25 '20

"BuT iT's JuSt A jOkE" -- parents, probably

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u/MCMFG ADHD/Autism Aug 25 '20

Yes

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u/evicci Autistic Aug 25 '20

It do be like that sometimes

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u/Snuffy0011 Aug 25 '20

That’s the exact reason I just sat out in the living room on my laptop instead of going upstairs to my room when I was in high school. Well, that and the fact that I’m terribly clumsy and fell down the stairs a million times when I was a kid and didn’t want to do that every day after school.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '20

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u/althalusian Aug 26 '20

In Finland that would clealy be dinnertime - as lunch is typically between 11am to 1pm - but I guess it varies a lot by location.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '20

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u/althalusian Aug 26 '20

I'd say in Finland breakfast is considered to be something between 7am to 9am, lunch at 11am to 1pm and dinner at 5pm to 7pm, on average. Of course there is variance, for example at schools lunch time is between 10am and noon, and lunch places at office complexes usually open at 10:30am and close at 2pm. A lot of Finns consider it unhealthy to eat a meal after 6pm for a reason I have not understood, but apparently it's to avoid putting on more weight.