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Misty Avich said:
I'm an ambivert, or even an omnivert. Actually I'd call myself "an extrovert with social anxiety", or "an introvert that loves people". People have always interested me...
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Same here.
But...
Brain vivisection, by average citizens, is not legal here in Australia, I believe.
Perhaps I should research this. 🤔
 
Judge said:
Too much on our autistic senses to handle for very long. Made worse when many of us also struggle for the timing of when to respond without interrupting. And if two or more people continually talk at the same time, it becomes very difficult to follow them for very long.
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This has always been a problem for me.
My memory recall mechanism is horrendous, and has always been so.
I also have a working memory of a goldfish, which also makes things "interesting".
 
Mary Terry said:
Me, too. I don't like being on the roads on New Year's Eve because of all the drunks.
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Drunks on the road, particularly at that time, have always been at the forefront of my mind.
Stay off the road, ppl. :cool:

The thing that I actually hate about NYE are the fireworks to celebrate the new year.
Anyone with dogs (animals) will understand where I am coming from. 🌭🐕‍🦺
 
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