I have perfect pitch meaning I can hear a note and be able to tell you witch note it is and at which octave

I have a good musical ear, not in the way of perfect pitch but I can find nice chord progressions easily. Could call it musical visualization perhaps?

I'm good at fixing things. It's great for saving money but it's not that I don't like it, I just get tired of having to do it all the time.

Failure.

I’m a perfect failure. If you hand me anything, no matter how complex or simple, I will fuck it up beyond all chance of repair and you will never figure out how it happened because even I don’t know.

Citation: my life, job, friends, ex-gf, family, hobbies, etc..

Learning names/ correctly guessing how foreign names/words are pronounced

I can tell if it's not butter.

/s

I’m pretty good at makin stuff that looks cool, good aesthetic instincts I guess I’d say

I have really good hearing and I'm good at guessing pronunciation of people's names in certain languages.

I have fond memories of listening to conversations at the other end of the table at family gatherings. If we're out with a bunch if people, I'll listen to the various conversations.

I'm a quick learner paired with being stubborn enough to keep trying things until I gain success or I'm at least satisfied with my failure.

I don't think I have any natural talent really. Most of my talents come from dedication and grinding my way to getting good. I do think that I might have had some boosts up from natural ability but in general I believe that genetics plays a very small role in what a person can or cannot do.

I can get people to trust me really quickly, genuinely acceptance of others comes easily for me and they can feel it

I am a maestro at taking out boogers out of my dog's eyes. All of that juicy goodness gone in a single scoop.

I'm ambidextrous and really good at tech support.

Self criticism

Mathematics, dance, and remembering song lyrics. I passed the first to all of my children and the last to two of them.

Getting wasted

My ability to whip a story up at the spot is pretty damn good. I run Dungeons and Dragons in a homebrewed world, and a good part of it is made up on the spot. While doing this, I always make sure to keep consistency.

The only thing I'm lacking is long monologues.... That is hard to just make up