“We didn’t know what to do with you when you were a kid.” My mom told me this when I was 32. I am undiagnosed and will probably never seek out a diagnosis. I don’t need one to know what I am, but that doesn’t mean it’s not helpful for others. Just knowing was a big step. This allowed me to look at things with a different perspective and by joining a community that understands what I am dealing with I have learned new skills to deal with the world. So just being here is a great start.

That would very cool. I wish we had better trains here in the US.

Any special interest can be uncoventional if you go down the rabbit hole deep enough!

Yep, that’s the one!

Not big on the Christian bent. There is a place about an hour away from Kansas City called camp Gaia. They aren’t completely isolated like this. But you can stay in a cabin and stay away from other people. It’s super quiet and is run by some old hippies.

They did not reschedule. The noise is nerve racking. And I am worried about my cats.

I am blessed with being bald. I haven’t been to a barber in twenty years.

Cincinnati shark.

It’s being funny to the point that making jokes is basically a stim for me.

I just spent seven hours overnight on a conference call trouble shooting a fiber issue, only to find out the problem was in another city.

https://lemmy.world/post/25648767

Here ya go.

We can just sit here silently together.

No not in theaters unless it’s a really bright scene like an explosion.

Me too.

This is one of my great sensitivities. I can’t drive without sunglasses. My eyes will tear up and I’m unable to keep them open.

https://lemmy.world/c/linux_gaming

We have the answers you seek, my friend.

Ooh I can see where Cyberpunk 2077 could do that. Hopefully everyone around you is understanding.

As an Engineer this is my professional opinion.

Nice! Sounds like you are learning to drive a stick shift.

I believe NyQuil might have alcohol in it and that can enhance effects.