#executivedysfunction

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VenusianMars @VenusianMars@cupoftea.social · Jul 26, 2026
Laundry (and all of the stress, energy expenditure, mental pressures, gymnastics and associated costs of it, especially for those with executive functioning dysfunctioning...) is only a thing because of clothing. Don't wear clothes = don't have laundry problems. Issue solved. Sincerely, though, this is just one of many aspects specific to modern living which aren't necessary for human life. I wonder how I'd function - better, worse, same - if the common struggle of laundry were removed. Other examples of society which bring [Me at least] unnecessary stress, struggle, and, more often than not, to meltdown: paperwork phone calls, cycling automated and live services traffic appliances lawn and other equipment motors MONEY and CAPITALISM Tah. #struggles #AuDHD #Debilitation #executiveDysfunction #unnecessaryforexistence #ASD #AutisticActually #ActuallyAutistic #OutlandishThoughtsButAreThey
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Julia @jtheseamstress@hcommons.social · Jul 03, 2026
Alright, executive dysfunction folks. What are some things or strategies that *really* help you? I'm autistic and quite possibly AuDHD. I also think I'm still dealing with the aftermath of a huge burnout a few years ago. I struggle with getting myself to do things that need to be done but aren't that interesting, and sometimes even things that *are* interesting,... there's some kind of internal block/barrier I can't seem to get over to even start; I feel overwhelmed, I procrastinate, I stare into screens non-productively,... and when I manage to start, I often struggle to keep going without letting myself be distracted and/or just being bored/tired too quickly. And then I feel guilty and bad for not managing to do things... sigh. I'd be grateful for advice, links, videos or books, whatever works. #ActuallyAutistic #Autism #AuDHD #ADHD #ExecutiveDysfunction
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