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Brainstorm request: Hobbies for depressed autistic/adhd person (feddit.de)
submitted 1 year ago by nichtsowichtig@feddit.de to c/autism@lemmy.world
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I feel a little bad for asking for help again..

So I need to do something. I have no idea what though. So these are things to consider for me:

  • I prefer something regular and scheduled. My Autism needs consistency, but my ADHD makes it really hard to establish and maintain.
  • I need to get out of my home. I am withering here
  • some (predictable) social interaction is okay. If it is too much I probably won't be able to keep up. I'd prefer something with a low upfront social cost (honestly the idea of being introduced to a new group feels overwhelming)
  • I prefer a somewhat sensory friendly environment (for example the music in a gym would be really really stressful)

I would like to know what kinds of things you found in your lives that worked. Thanks!

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[-] username_unavailable@lemmynsfw.com 1 points 1 year ago

It's the wrong time of year to really seize it, but my ebike is the sole reason I leave the house daily. Most days it's less than a 3 mile round trip for a few energy drinks, but I've done 90+ miles in a day and regularly ride a 19 mile loop over dubbed my "Kessel Run".

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