Trying to decide on a profile pic.

[VoidCat]

I am rather the opposite.
I dislike it when people change their avatar. I am a visual person, and an avatar is like a face. Although I wouldn't ever use a real portrait.

And I don't bother with everybody's posts. Lots of RF posters are a waste of time. I tend to scroll through, stopping to read mainly when I see an avatar I associate with worthwhile posting. If somebody changes their avatar I am likely to skip over their posts for awhile.
Tom

I don't usually change my profile pic. I just get tired of a profile pic after a few months or so and might change it for that reason.

 

[Unveiled Artist]

I am rather the opposite.
I dislike it when people change their avatar. I am a visual person, and an avatar is like a face. Although I wouldn't ever use a real portrait.

And I don't bother with everybody's posts. Lots of RF posters are a waste of time. I tend to scroll through, stopping to read mainly when I see an avatar I associate with worthwhile posting. If somebody changes their avatar I am likely to skip over their posts for awhile.
Tom

Shrugs. Switch

I am rather the opposite.
I dislike it when people change their avatar. I am a visual person, and an avatar is like a face. Although I wouldn't ever use a real portrait.

And I don't bother with everybody's posts. Lots of RF posters are a waste of time. I tend to scroll through, stopping to read mainly when I see an avatar I associate with worthwhile posting. If somebody changes their avatar I am likely to skip over their posts for awhile.
Tom

I can see that. I'm not too fan of self-portraits myself. Though, it depends on the OP wants.

 

[Jumi]

Basically it's a repetitive motion and also called stereotypy. I could get into more detail but read the link first if you haven't already. Then if you still don't understand it I'll explain it better.

I understand now, knowing a bit about autism I knew about the rocking movements and stereotypies and so on but not the word stimming. Because English is not my native language I was thinking about something completely different.

 

[VoidCat]

I understand now, knowing a bit about autism I knew about the rocking movements and stereotypies and so on but not the word stimming. Because English is not my native language I was thinking about something completely different.

You are good.Most native English speakers don't know the word stimming. Not unless they do research on autism or know someone who is autistic.

 

[Revoltingest]

I don't usually change my profile pic. I just get tired of a profile pic after a few months or so and might change it for that reason.

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