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I am not interested in Harry Potter, Star Wars, Jurassic Park, or Marvel movies (or DC, for that matter). I have nothing in particular against any of these series, except that the majority of people seem to think they are the best movies ever made and therefore must be shown (and talked about) all the time (or at least as much as is feasible). If you’d give me a year or two between viewings, I’d be happy to watch them again, but do I want to watch the whole series over again a week after I last saw the entire series, or the first movie in the series ten times in one month? No, I remember it quite well, thank you, and I’d rather spend my time doing/watching something different for a change (which is kind of ironic since I’m the one who’s on the autism spectrum ). And I actually enjoy Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2, but presently would like to wait a few months before seeing either again because they’ve been playing so freaking much on one of the channels we get, and they’re one of the sets of movies that my mom will almost always stop on if she comes across one of them.

^^ So am I in some sense -- this extends to all forms of media.

I don't particularly go with the references and never ever became a fan. But I still have my likes and dislikes.
At best, I'd be just interested to know any details and contexts, ups and downs, maybe toy some theories because of it.

But in the end of the day, it's just another entertainment to me with no real emotional investment in it.
It'll just quickly fade into just another memory that I may or may not recall.


And... Tinnitus? For some weird reason, I treated said condition like a companion in silence.
Probably because I've already set bars myself; the rest of my body's whining is more annoying and the rest of my head as more menacing.

Gained Number Post Count (1).
Lose Time (n).

Lose more time here - Updates at least once a week.

I am continuing my effort to lose weight even more and am hoping my school's gym
will reopen for the upcoming term which begins on June 22nd.

Through-out my life, I've popped more red pills than the whole alt-right.
And I might just take thirty more tonight.

My favorite pizza toppings are pineapple and black olives even though everybody I know says that's weird. I think it's delicious.

I've never seen or read Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, James Bond, Jurassic Park, Star Trek, or a Marvel movie. I'm not even sure what a Marvel movie is? I saw Star Wars in the cinema in 1977 because I had to tag along with my brother. I didn't understand it at all but I thought the little chubby robot was cute. I'm not into film and can seldom follow the story because of my poor facial recognition and ADHD. I end up analysing someone's hair clip or waiting for the conflict to end so I can shut it off.

I am a big fan of Lord of the Rings, the other series and movies mentioned i don't like either.

Sometimes when I'm bored, I imagine myself on a stage doing a stand up routine occurring in the future. This future me is talking about what current me is doing in past tense and walking up and down the stage. "So, I was lying there on my bed, you know, as you do when I decided-" and then I think about what I should do that'd make a more interesting story to tell.

I tend to start feeling lethargic when I haven't created something in a while, or haven't found a new interest to obsess over. Almost as if my brain is shutting off and going on autopilot.

I was granted employment by my first employer earlier today!

I will work part-time at a dollar store about three blocks away from my house in the freight department, so as a "behind-the-scenes" employee. Training will begin soon.

My NT sister already knows and has given her approval.

However, a problem I have been thinking about is how my mom may react if I tell her. Because my mom has anger issues, I am afraid that if I tell my mom, she will do anything she can to stop me from working.

Any ideas, anyone?