alternategait
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- Comment on My culture also loves music, dancing and telling stories 3 days ago:
What are you supposed to do if your tea goes cold?
- Comment on My culture also loves music, dancing and telling stories 3 days ago:
Or a sensory processing disorder.
- Comment on My culture also loves music, dancing and telling stories 3 days ago:
I don’t often feel hungry or have a drive to eat, until I am literally dizzy from low blood sugar. I have found in my life that the need to prepare food can often be a stumbling block to me actually eating. For a while my go-tos were instant oatmeal or cup of noodles. I also have no problem eating the same thing repetitively (see my hummus and cheese sandwich lunch for over a year).
Soylent was bland, but pretty much instantaneous. I could notice that it was after a certain point in time, have a soylent shake ready to go in less than a minute and sip on that while doing other things.
I’m not still doing it because now I have a partner who will (sometimes) ensure that food ready to eat is shoved in front of me in a semi regular basis. (Additionally sometimes it is easier to think “I need to prep food for partner” and then there’s dinner for me too, than trying to make the time to make dinner for myself).
- Comment on fEEt 4 days ago:
Honestly I think my buns are usually one of my colder areas on the surface. All that good insulation.
- Comment on Meanwhile Ball 4 days ago:
Ahh, here’s my problem, a beer lasts me like 45 minutes or more
- Comment on Meanwhile Ball 4 days ago:
It’s a two way street. Your hand is reciprocally warming the drink.
- Comment on Meanwhile Ball 4 days ago:
Also aluminum is super great at conducting heat! which means your drink will rapidly move toward whatever temperature it is.
- Comment on Can't stop till brimstone 4 days ago:
It also changes the osmolarity of the water in the soil, changing how water can move into their root system.
- Comment on I just learned 37% of Americans fear vaccinating their dog will cause the dog to develop autism. 😐 1 week ago:
I’m pretty sure autism is their baseline.
Unless it’s a Border Collie, and in that case it’s (probably pretty literal) OCD.
- Comment on I just learned 37% of Americans fear vaccinating their dog will cause the dog to develop autism. 😐 1 week ago:
Just because I’ve had so many people tell me “I didn’t need so many meds/a walker/ oxygen up my nose until I came to the hospital”, I want to point out that the diagnosis itself is not the death sentence. As the organ donor showed, even if no one knows you have rabies, rabies will kill you dead.
- Comment on Do people who have bad relationship with their parents care about "insults" like "I fucked your mom last night"? Or do you just not care? 2 weeks ago:
I care that some one wants to insult me. My go to response for anything related to my mom is “sorry you had to find that out”.
- Comment on It improves the morale of the future worker. 3 weeks ago:
abused by both their patients who lack the mental faculties to know what they’re doing and their workplaces
Oh theres a number of patients who are of fully aware of what they are doing who are happy to have a chance to abuse someone they see as below them (either because of classism or racism or sexism).
- Comment on How do people with epilepsy triggered by flashing lights, drive past trees that are backlit by the sun? 3 weeks ago:
Five years feels like an excessively long time especially if someone had a one off due to illness, or a condition that is well managed medically. I wonder if there is an appeals process.
- Comment on The ancient Greeks or Chinese should have already had words for this. 3 weeks ago:
I’m on the very realistic visualization end of these and I wouldn’t say that I see anything with my eyes when I’m visualizing. It’s more like I have a viewing room in my mind that I can expand, or push away as I need, in a similar way that I can change the volume of the voices in my mind.
- Comment on The ancient Greeks or Chinese should have already had words for this. 3 weeks ago:
I’m a 5 on this scale (maybe a 4 if I’m distracted, processing other stuff) and I have a big component of kinesthetic sense and some emotional tone comes into play. It actually often takes work for me to turn ideas into words. This gets harder if I’m tired or sick or something.
- Comment on How do you beat post-work floppiness? 5 weeks ago:
“end up staying awake staring at the ceiling all night anyway.”
This is still better for you than not resting. There’s been a tumblr meme going around that the MythBusters and Deadliest Catch crossover episode showed that just laying down and closing your eyes even if you do not fall asleep resulted in huge gains in cognitive function over not resting.
- Comment on How do you beat post-work floppiness? 5 weeks ago:
I call it apartment gravity. The gravity in my apartment is just way way higher than the rest of the world. What can I do but sit or lay around.