Wholesome Twitter Thread On Different Ways To Express Love

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mattstaff
Aug 18, 2021 10:00 AM EDT

Look, man. Love can be a terribly complicated thing to try to express. Some people were born with the ability to express that absolute all-consuming, lighting in a bottle feeling that is love, and others experience their struggles with it. The point is that if the love is really there, and it's real, it'll find its way out into the open eventually. Maybe a nice and wholesome thread like the one we have here from Twitter user @neurowonderfulwill serve to help the cause. 

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    Organism - Amythest @neurowonderful The five neurodivergent love languages: infodumping, parallel play, support swapping, Please Crush My Soul Back Into My Body, and "I found this cool rock/button/leaf/etc and thought you would like it"
    via @neurowonderful
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    Font - Amythest @neurowonderful Cause some have been asking: Infodumping: talking about an interest or passion of yours and thus sharing information, usually in detail and at length
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    Human - Amythest @neurowonderful Parallel play: some people call this being alone together, as in when you're both reading your own books in the same room, or one person is doing a puzzle while another plays a video game, etc. Just existing together counts too.
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    Organism - Amythest @neurowonderful Support swapping: I don't know if this is a widely used term. I used it to mean when ND people accomodate or support each other, like if I remind a friend hydrate and they ask me if l've taken my meds, or a friend helps me write an email and later I help them with homework, etc
    via @neurowonderful
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    Organism - Amythest @neurowonderful Please Crush My Soul Back Into My Body: deep pressure input good!! Provides proprioceptive input and can soothe body stress responses (always get consent)
    via @neurowonderful
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    Font - Amythest @neurowonderful I found this cool rock/button/leaf etc and thought you would like it: unconventional gift giving, sharing things that are valuable or interesting to you as a sign of affection, OR giving someone a thing you know they are interested in (sure, memes count)
    via @neurowonderful

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