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The word “stimming” refers to self-stimulating behaviors, usually involving repetitive movements or sounds. Everybody stims in some way. It's not always clear to others. Used to diagnose autism.
When i get super excited i stim by flapping my arms really quickly, but because it’s embarrassing in public i just walk really quickly to stim out.
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a repetitive movement or sound that autistic people or people with ADHD do as a stimulatory behavior.
Joe: why is Vee shaking their fists like that?
Ryn: they’re stimming bc their favorite characters kissed and it made them happy
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A common name or abbreviation of "stimulant", often used in some video game or science fiction. It sometimes also is referred to enhancing or rapid-healing drugs.
"Stim Pack" is a enhancing ability of marines in Starcraft.
Somebody is over-stimmed.
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verb - to get fucked up on ritalin, usually through insufflation
derivatives: stimmmed out, stims, stimnut
Yo man, you just railed three ditties!? What a STIMNUT!
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the verbal act of going on incessantly and superfluously about a specific topic or object.
my family couldn't stop stimming about football last night.
I didn't want us to stay long, but of course we had to stim.
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Stim, stims or stimming is short for "self stimulation". Almost everyone does it(tapping feet, cracking knuckles, twiddling thumbs), but in autistic people these behaviors are more pronounced and may seem downright strange. Autistic people often engage in stimming when they are stressed, to self regulate and sometimes to express emotion.
Common autistic stims are: rocking back and forth, headbanging(not the music kind), finger flicking/rippling, spinning, humming, repeating words or sounds and complex body contortions.
Good music makes me stim a lot.
Stimming shouldn't be discouraged, it's a means for me to understand my environment.
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Stimming is when you do a repetitive thing which is related to autism, but is not only with autists. People with ADHD commonly do that too. It could be for a good or bad reason.
person 1: why was person 2 flapping his hands when the police drove by?
Person 3: it made him stim.
Person 1: what
Person 3: he has autism.
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