Kindness, empathy & wholesome art. Goodies to make you feel seen made with lots of love by @ScribblingOn. Neurodivergent 🌈💜she/her Email for orders qs, no DMs
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8 May 2022
It's hereeeeeeee! 🎉🎉🎉
The website is now live: fluffmallow.com
There's a cheeky discount code & LOTS of new goodies including notepads, pins & stickers! 🎉
ALT Selection of photos of mental health goodies from fluffmallow.com
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Fluffmallow | Shubheksha retweeted
21 Apr 2023
We have recently expanded our selection of books on Autism Spectrum Disorder. Currently on display by the front desk with a selection of enamel pins from @FluffmallowCo.
We have a wider selection on neurodivergence and invisible conditions too.
Everyone's normal is different!
ALT A pleasant looking bookshelf with a selection of books about Autism Spectrum Disorder. Also on the shelf are a collection of cute enamel pins and stickers about ASD and neurodivergence.
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Fluffmallow | Shubheksha retweeted
25 Feb 2023
look at my fucking blåhaj pin!!!!!!! @FluffmallowCo
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25 Nov 2022
Fluffmallow is awesome! Can I just say that my *nudge nudge wink wink* backpack reaaaallly needs the ADHDAF pin in its life right now, frens!? 😍 #supportNDsmallbusiness
8 May 2022
It's hereeeeeeee! 🎉🎉🎉
The website is now live: fluffmallow.com
There's a cheeky discount code & LOTS of new goodies including notepads, pins & stickers! 🎉
ALT Selection of photos of mental health goodies from fluffmallow.com
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Fluffmallow | Shubheksha retweeted
28 Nov 2022
i'm part of a disability gift guide! honored that @emily_ladau reached out to me for this opportunity. on the list, i'm personally kind of obsessed with @fluffmallowco 💜 check us all out! #DHGG22 #giftguide #disabledowned #holidaygifts
emilyladau.com/2022/11/2022-…
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ALT Photo of two "trying my best" notepads from @fluffmallow and a pile of stickers related to invisible disability.
ALT The rest of my stickers from @fluffmallow, and a postcard that says "everyone blooms at their own pace."
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Fluffmallow | Shubheksha retweeted
1 Nov 2022
Hi friends, idk what's gonna become of this hellsite in the near future, so I am gonna re-start my newsletter again. Hop on if you like to talk about mental health, neurodivergence, etc?
Pls share with your frens if you think they'll like it!!
👉 fluffmallow.com/newsletter :)
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So many things are out of kids’ control— uncomfy clothes, loud noises, icky food, confusing rules…
As an adult, I make my own choices.
I wear, eat, and do what I like, because if I don’t, I get overloaded.
That’s why I don’t remind you of your 8-year-old autistic nephew.
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Fluffmallow | Shubheksha retweeted
2 Nov 2022
No one is more confused than the multi-talented person who knows how to do many things, yet does nothing.
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Fluffmallow | Shubheksha retweeted
2 Nov 2022
periodic reminder that the diagnostic criteria for most "mental illnesses" in the DSM are a list of ways they annoy neurotypical people
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2 Nov 2022
Tfw when you set impossible goals and then beat yourself for not smashing them.
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2 Nov 2022
Social media and rejection sensitivity is a….fun combination. 🥲
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2 Nov 2022
I really don’t understand people who feel threatened by other people _just_ existing and being who they are. 🤔🤔🤔
Fluffmallow | Shubheksha retweeted
2 Nov 2022
I will die on this hill:
An ADHD diagnosis is absolutely useless if you don't have an appropriate support system.
Too often, people are diagnosed with ADHD & are left to ask themselves "now what?"
A diagnosis is not a fix. Support & knowledge, on the other hand, go a long way.
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Fluffmallow | Shubheksha retweeted
1 Nov 2022
also I think people see “this is difficult” to be the same as “I cannot do this” which is misguided
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1 Nov 2022
Sometimes I hear arguments about how humans are "wired" to prefer healthy, nondisabled ppl and, as someone who uses mobility aids, I can confidently state that, no, humans are wired to be curious little primates until their mortified parents intervene.
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