aeki

Getting a CAT scam.

This reminds me of Inconstant Moon by Larry Niven! Time for a reread.

How about slightly below both but with some solid executive functioning and 0 mood disorders? I'll take that.

I just watched Wishbone

I mostly like the last paragraph about trauma just making you fucked up in the head.

My tinnitus sounds like the insects I could hear at night when I was younger in the tropics.

I don't live there anymore and the tinnitus feels comforting because of it. It doesn't distress me at all.

Finally got Tunic. I'm pretty happy 6 h in!

Killing Eve. I got into so many artists only from the soundtrack.

All these details were present from only reading the title:

A very large and heavy marble that you'd need to pick up with both hands to hold. A man was already there keeping a hand on the marble, to prevent it from rolling on the wooden table. The table is simple, square and has 4 legs. I know what the marble would sound like if it were to roll, bumping over the little imperfections. This is happening indoors, but there's some natural light coming through. The table is relatively close to the edge of a room but you can still approach the table from all sides. The room is mostly undefined besides that. The man is not too detailed, I have a vague awareness of what he is like, but more like a gestalt of him.

After reading the prompt: The man rolled the ball with a soft push. It produced the expected sound and then he stopped it again before it fell. I felt anxiety when the ball rolled, and was relieved when it was stopped. I want to put it on soft cloth so that we can stop worrying about it rolling off the table. There's soft cloth nearby, and it's purple felt.

I have hyperfantasia.

A quick test for this is, are you good at making a good first impression or short time of friendship and then it kinda falls off with time? If yes, masking is likely in play.

Can confirm. This is my entire life.

Lucky me, I've never been 'with it'.

My problem has always been that I find breathing too boring to ever manage to focus on it for any length of time.