kraftiekortie wrote:
#1. You sound like you're mechanically-inclined.
Actually, that one is true. It's not the plumbing work that's a bother, it's just that for some reason it just seems weird to be in a tub for any reason other than showering. I generally do anything else I need to do (such as bathing a pet or working on the valves) by sitting outside the tub and reaching over.
elsapelsa wrote:
That is really hard. I think 2 is your lie. Are you a plumber?
Also true. It just felt relaxing to lie on the gravel like that. And no, I'm not really a plumber, I just learned some things from some diy projects I had to do.
Which finally leads to 3. It's actually mostly true, but my fear was more centered around turning the faucet off, because that's what caused the shower head to fail like it did. So I would be fine showering, but when I finished I always had to call someone. I eventually forced myself to do it on my own, because it was either that or give up a level of privacy, not to mention that if no one were there for some reason, it would complicate things.
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Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 91 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 107 of 200
You seem to have both neurodiverse and neurotypical traits