I'm really curious about...

For me white noise could be irritating or pleasant, it depends. My granny had an old Russian refrigerator that made constant brrrr and I used to sit next to it and instantly,  subconsciously started building my own music in my head and I could actually listen to it. It was same in old generation trams in my town. I enjoyed my own music in my head without headphones. It also happens, that I don't notice the sound at all. But there are situations when a repetitive sound comes so deep to my head, that it start torturing me and I can hear it long after it stopped. I think that maybe for some ND people this white noise is supposed to neutralise other loud or painful sounds. There is absolutely nothing wrong in disliking it. 

Whats Autistic AF?

I'm dyslexic and dyspraxic as well as autistic, but honestly I don't feel that my autism is particularly well understood, there seems to be a presumption that you will have ADHD as well from professionals. As my autistic symptoms seem to be among the less common ones, I feel it just gets glossed over and ignored. Maybe as I never had any post diagnosis support at all, I never found what was available and now there seems to be no support for autistic adults in North Wales at all.

I'm sorry I myself had no idea what is autistic AF and I can't see, where did I write it? It must have been a typo

I get confused with replies above and below, especially on days when I am struggling and at times give up reading a thread. I thought it was just me that gets confused.

Yes it is my opinion, to many things suffer from bad design in the name of cheapness.

TheCatWoman said:

Stupid design then

That is your opinion.

It is a response to a limitation of the style choice that they made - which was made by chosing to use a cheap software for the site (thus saving money to use on the charity).

Given the circumstances it is a sensible choice.

Stupid design then

TheCatWoman said:

I click reply inbtween Iain's posts but it comes above both of them?

This happens because it is designed this way. When the posts are more than 3 levels deep then all replies are stacked at the same level which makes it hard to read.

I think it is done this way to stop the text becoming too narrow when the width is limited - and embedding each rely would squish it into an ever smaller space.

TheCatWoman said:

I click reply inbtween Iain's posts but it comes above both of them?

This happens because it is designed this way. When the posts are more than 3 levels deep then all replies are stacked at the same level which makes it hard to read.

I think it is done this way to stop the text becoming too narrow when the width is limited - and embedding each rely would squish it into an ever smaller space.

Yes it is my opinion, to many things suffer from bad design in the name of cheapness.

TheCatWoman said:

Stupid design then

That is your opinion.

It is a response to a limitation of the style choice that they made - which was made by chosing to use a cheap software for the site (thus saving money to use on the charity).

Given the circumstances it is a sensible choice.

Stupid design then