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11 Oct 2021, 7:40 am

Probably Ben and Jerry's Cherry Garcia.

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11 Oct 2021, 8:16 am

kraftiekortie wrote:
Probably Ben and Jerry's Cherry Garcia.

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Ohh! I remember eating that flavor as a teen.

Um...I really love homemade bread pudding. I haven't had any since i developed a gluten intolerance, but i may try it out in the near future (with some GF bread):
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For ice cream, this one is my favorite:
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Are you good at reading facial expressions? Do you think you properly convey emotion through your own facial expressions?


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11 Oct 2021, 9:17 am

I think I've become "okay" at reading facial expressions through learning how to do so.

I'm not really sure if I convey my moods with my facial expressions all that well. I really don't actually know.

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11 Oct 2021, 3:17 pm

Not sure if I'm well read or not.
Because I always pay attention on someone's mouth as they speak instead of their eyes or whole face.

I likely convey emotions right, without effort or having to exaggerate it. If anything else, I'm trying to do the opposite.
Except, it is likely the emotions itself are not always appropriate instead of the expressions of any emotion.



Can you meditate without closing your eyes? While doing something?


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11 Oct 2021, 3:43 pm

Not at all.

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11 Oct 2021, 7:34 pm

I don't believe that I really know how to meditate at all. ADHD and anxiety make it very hard to have any quiet, calm moments.

Do you struggle with anxiety?



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11 Oct 2021, 9:02 pm

In my late childhood and up to my early teenage years, yes. I had focused figuring how it worked and how not to make it a problem at myself, and did it before I was 18.

Now, I don't. I deal with something else instead.
Something more subtle than thoughts and emotions of anxiety... Or at least that's where my focus lie.



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11 Oct 2021, 9:38 pm

Yes. I scored >99th percentile for Anxiety on the MAQ test in my assessment. I also have CPTSD which is an anxiety disorder, and agoraphobia / scopophobia / panic disorder / mutism which are all related to anxiety. The problem is that I have had so much anxiety for so long, I don't even notice it. It's kind of a baseline or default feeling, as natural to me as breathing.

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12 Oct 2021, 1:26 am

IsabellaLinton wrote:
The problem is that I have had so much anxiety for so long, I don't even notice it. It's kind of a baseline or default feeling, as natural to me as breathing.

its hard to know if its any different to other people, its even very strange to think it's different to other people,
other strategies comprise clinging to others (socialising :mrgreen: )
the amount other people can talk, the whole day- on and on- its not talking anymore, its like the chirping of the birds, i suppose
personally i get (suppose im not reactive enough, and the longer i get bored more i shut off) people inceasantly talking to me, not taking a breath to let me get a word in, untill they wind up emprisoning me in their inner dialogue, idk what's with that??? -- their fear is bigger than mine???? also they don't know????

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12 Oct 2021, 5:10 am

A resounding YES. I am in a near constant state of anxiety/overstimulation (and have always been this way).

Do you own any pets? If so, please describe them!


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12 Oct 2021, 6:15 am

I have a Border Collie who I love with all my heart. She is the kindest, sweetest dog I've ever known. She is a blue merle collie which means she has a lot of grey in her coat in addition to black and white and her left eye is partially blue - like a crescent moon. We have no secrets from each other.

Can you squat with flat feet and not fall over?


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12 Oct 2021, 3:19 pm

Yes.


Ever brought a living being (a cat or a dog or maybe a bird) in a closed bag?


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12 Oct 2021, 3:33 pm

When we first got our oldest cat as a kitten I was going to bring her to school in my bag (with it slightly unzipped so she can breathe and stick her head out, of course), but decided against it. She liked jumping in there and wanted to come with me so I was almost going to oblige. :P

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15 Oct 2021, 9:39 am

I brought a goldfish home in a small, clear plastic bag once, as a kid. Can't remember where I got it from, though.

Do you still use plastic bags for shopping?


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15 Oct 2021, 9:45 am

Yes.
Only whenever it involves wet and very cold items. Paper bags would break and eco bags aren't always on hand or available.


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15 Oct 2021, 12:25 pm

Yes

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