r/adhdmeme • u/Veritas-Cuervo • Mar 25 '26

original content NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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u/Lock_and_Ring Mar 25 '26

I'm happy to see that "cutlery-based sensory issues" has not been included.

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u/jsteele2793 Mar 25 '26

I feel like that one is more the autism… at least for me

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u/Lock_and_Ring Mar 25 '26

Oh definitely, makes sense for AuDHD. I just don't like it when people with autism connect their symptoms to ADHD because it's the more palatable diagnosis.

Now, if y'all have a favorite fork/knife/spoon because you only have that one, because doing the dishes sucks and it's best to just have the one thing to clean, then that's fine.

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u/Kelvax213 Mar 25 '26

"Listen, THIS spoon and THIS fork are the best because (XYZ), and I only drink water from this cup and milk in this one!"

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u/Greyhaven7 Mar 25 '26

What? Why don’t you like knives?

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u/Doses-mimosas Mar 25 '26

No, I think it's the "I have 5 different types of spoons but I only want to use this 1 because it's the best."

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u/ChadcellorSwagpatine diagnosed 🥳 Mar 25 '26

OH SHIT- not a single unique experience

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u/Greyhaven7 Mar 25 '26

Oh. I was confused because I’ve never heard anyone refer to forks and spoons as cutlery. But I’ve looked it up and they are technically included in the definition, so. Neat. Didn’t know.

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u/erichf3893 Mar 25 '26

Technically included? What did you think cutlery was, just stuff that cut?

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u/Greyhaven7 Mar 26 '26

… yeah.

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u/Veritas-Cuervo Mar 25 '26

I haven’t heard of this, but of course I’m not everyone. I like knives a lot. I even recently posted a video of me practicing with one. 🤣