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order

  1. Gizbar

    Order vs intellectual challanges

    I got this problem with trying to manage two different traits. On one hand I like to know beforehand whats waiting next day and feel ok only if I wake up wihout surprises. On the other hand I hate monotone repeted working. At my work I've got some well defined responsibilities like computer...
  2. ASD_Geek

    Eating Habits

    I have a question for the community. Whenever I am eating anything that has a meat entree, and either rice, pasta, or vegetables with it, when I get closer to the end of the meal, I divide up the meat into 4 different pieces and try to divide the noodles, etc. into portions with each piece...
    • ASD_Geek
    • Thread
    • eat the same things food order priorities routine sorting your food strange ways of eating
    • Replies: 45
    • Forum: General Autism Discussion
  3. Sabrina

    Rules for eating or arranging food?

    I remember vividly getting confused with how I was supposed to eat. Like, one fork meat, another rice, another plantain. 'But wait. Am I following the right order? I think I ate rice twice'... and so on, so people would talk to me (of course, I hadn't heard a thing, I was concentrated in...
    • Sabrina
    • Thread
    • colors food foods should not touch? grown up kids order repetitive behaviours sensory processing textures
    • Replies: 77
    • Forum: General Autism Discussion
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