I don't think he realizes he's playing Uno.
ratofkryll
joined 2 years ago
Thanks. I've tried enough things to have a pretty good idea of what I will and won't like. I love biking - I used to be in a mountain bike racing league - so I know that one will be a win once the weather gets better. The hard part now is getting past the executive dysfunction and actually signing up for some things.
I am. Actually, that's part of the concern. I've been fairly sedentary the last several years and my cardio is garbage. I bought a new bike last month and have been trying to get out for rides, but the weather has had other ideas. I don't really enjoy exercise for its own sake, so I'm also looking into some sort of prepaid fitness classes to keep me accountable.
I was diagnosed with ADHD after I quit smoking and my symptoms went crazy a couple of years ago. Took meds for a while, and now my doctor's taken me off them while we sort out some potential heart concerns. The meds helped a lot and now I'm back to bad symptoms and chaos brain. This is the first time I've missed cigarettes since I quit; it's crazy how much they helped.
I'm going to get one, though not right at launch. I skipped the Switch, and the backward compatibility sold me on the 2 because it means I can still play original Switch games, plus have access to anything interesting that comes out in the future. I also like that it's a little bit bigger.
If I already owned a Switch I would probably skip the 2, at least until there's a reasonable used market for them.
Coffee = brain wants to nap, body is vibrating too hard to relax.
Hey, for once an obscure reference I understand!
I've been in two abusive relationships as an adult. Two years with a woman who I'm pretty sure had BPD. Five years with a man who hits all the markers for NPD. This tracks, based on my anecdotal experience.
I'm only a mensa genius
There's your problem. You need to be a stable genius for any of it to make sense.
The ultimate irony is that the first popular incel support community was started by a woman.
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Yep. I'm a 5'5" woman with short legs and a long torso. In order to fully depress the clutch on my car, I have to have the seat nearly all the way forward. There are plenty of other signs that my car was built for a 6' tall man, but that's a biggie.