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Yes, I'm practically addicted to ASMR videos. Though lately I've been having to start watching them less, as the feeling is sort of wearing off.

Same question.

Me too!! I love it! But yes, I do need to have breaks, otherwise the feeling gets weaker and weaker. The longer the break, the better it feels when I listen to it again

Do you have a favorite Asmrartist/channel?

No, because I am incapable of feeling ASMR.

Do you believe you don't have to like a person to respect them? (I do).

Yes.

Same question.

Yes.

What have you done today?

^^No. The two usually go hand-in-hand for me.
However, I do suppose I could respect the abilities of a person but not respect them as a whole.
^Ate breakfast, read up on the autonomic nervous system, posted on this forum, began sorting laundry...

What is your favorite holiday (if any)?

I've gone for a walk, done the dishes, changed the sheets on the bed, vacuumed and dusted and filled oil on my scooter

Same Q

Will be taking a walk, doing the laundry, finishing up some minor tasks.


Would you say you leave a mundane life?

@Flown: Christmas.

@Kazan: Yes, but it doesn't feel boring to me.

Same question (about the mundane life).

Yes, I guess so

Same Q

Others might see my life as mundane, but I'm okay with leading a non adventurous life in many
regards.



Do you tend to be open about your AS around people who've you have not disclosed such about?

It doesn't come up a lot, but I would be open with it if I ever had the opportunity to mention it.

Same question.

If I think it is an advantage for me to do so, then yes

Same Q

I'm so quiet that I rarely say more than a few words to people anyway.
Is it okay if university wasn't the right place for you? [Or if it is/was right for you, what makes it right?]

Of course it's OK.! Uni wasn't the right place for me because my social difficulties got so bad they interfered with my work. I was in a really bad state, I just wanted to die, and nobody ever told me it was OK for me to give up uni, they kept telling me to get over it despite how it made me feel. But it is OK. I study from home now and I'm doing so much better, mentally and academically, but I lost a lot of trust and respect for my parents. My mental health should have been more important to them than my academics, and it just wasn't.

Are you a trusting person or are you more cynical when it comes to other people?

I am far too trusting for my own good [though luckily I seem to attract nice, friendly people].
What brings you happiness [food-wise]?