Spoon theory: Revision history

28 August 2022

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• curprev 16:2616:26, 23 August 2022‎ ZoeB talk contribs‎ 489 bytes +489‎ Created page with "'''Spoons''' are a metaphorical indicator of mental energy, derived from spoonfuls of sugar as a measurement of energy. The more spoons you have, the more tasks you can accomplish. However, accomplishing a difficult task will consume one of your spoons of energy. The metaphor has since been extended, with '''forks''' (stressors that can dig into you — and you can cope with a few, until it's one too many) and '''knives''' (traumas). Category:Autistic paradigms and..."