Published on 12, July, 2020
Hello fellow autistic people! Recently I have been listening to a lot of Cat Burn’s music. I really like her songs particularly ‘we’re not kids anymore’. She is an AuDHDer who I think is a great role model for neurodivergent young people.
Here is a link to the song- ‘we’re not kids anymore’. It’s currently my favourite stim song!
https://youtu.be/H9vs0H5dbtc
I have a slightly biased (positive) opinion of her because she is also autistic obviously!
Do you like her music? If so, what is your favourite song?
Do you know of any other openly neurodivergent singers?
@ uno online: The song you shared is so great. I cry everytime I hear it and it's so good I love your acoustic versions of songs. Have a great day!
That’s great! What other Cat Burns songs do you like?
Hi Ausome....I'm doing a kind of census in the pond at the moment. There are LOTS and LOTS of out of place entities that don't appear to have any purpose. It's quite strange. I'm just fathoming an estimation of numbers and intents. Fascinating.....but not happy discoveries are afoot in my perceptions/realisations about "the world" as I experience it.
I know what you mean, I talk in a lot of riddles and ballaux too, at times
Ok!
......trust me, much of my "out loud" speech is utter ballaux, a lot of the time.
No you don't, your words just require some analysis! Everyone has something to say!
......whereas I often just talk ballaux !
Number said: I find that riddles can be a most useful and selective way to communicate.
That's cool, we all have our own way of communicating! I, for example, regularly talk about myself in third person, it's a very cool stim!
In a world that I don't understand, and have learnt to be suspicious of (for self preservation and for my own sanity,) I find that riddles can be a most useful and selective way to communicate. I'll "unriddle" for everybody (who might be interested) when I have finished my census.