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What's the most baffling thing about neurotypical people?
knavecornbread:
--- Quote from: Morituri on 31 Jan 2020, 18:56 --- you should probably tell the therapist that this happened.
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I would if I knew anything about who the therapist is, but she didn't say (and didn't even tell me that she had a therapist until this happened). And at this point I'm sure she won't tell me. I'm gonna go start seeing a new therapist later this week so I'll be sure to bring it up then.
And either way, I'm moving out by the end of the month, even if I end up crashing at my brother's house at the other end of the state. This is effin ridiculous.
Thrillho:
Very pleased to hear you are going somewhere.
Because there's a very slim chance this person has a terrible therapist, and a much more likely chance that they would rather tell a lie this fucking ridiculous in order to justify un-personing you, so.
Please do let us know how you get on.
Gyrre:
--- Quote from: Tova on 03 Nov 2019, 18:11 ---
--- Quote from: Gyrre on 01 Nov 2019, 00:46 ---I'll never understand why some things are considered "rude". I'm too tired to think of a specific example, but I'm sure everyone else can.
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It’s one of those irregular adjectives, isn’t it? I’m being honest. You’re being frank. He’s being unforgivably offensive.
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I mean, some things are pretty obvious like not standing in the middle of a hallway or doorway jabbering with someone else, or farting next to someone and walking away.
厚目眠子:
--- Quote from: Gyrre on 04 Sep 2020, 01:34 ---some things are pretty obvious like not standing in the middle of a hallway or doorway jabbering with someone else
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I do that sometimes. But I notice when a person approaches, so that I can I pause my speaking before I can be overheard. If the person stops near me, I wonder why. In the case when I'm blocking a person's trajectory, I notice the person's probable trajectory and I'm blocking it, so I move. This takes only a few seconds. But each time I am walking and a person is blocking my trajectory, it takes a minute for that person to notice me, and it takes a few minutes for that person to start moving after noticing me. Deliberately speaking when taciturn takes me ten minutes, so it's always been easier to just wait for them to move. Recently I was in a situation where two persons took two minutes to notice me, and then more than a dozen minutes to start moving out of my way. By that time, I was able to decide to say something, and had readied the two words "two meters". After I say something, I can speak freely, so I asked why they couldn't have had the same conversation two meters "that way" away from the front door to the building. They left without responding. One thing that I don't understand about some persons is that, instead of responding to questions, they just change a behavior. One example of this is that I asked a person a question and the person answered, then I asked that person what is the reason that that answer is the answer but instead of saying the reason, that person said a different answer to the first question.
snubnose:
Well, as far as I understand the question or think I understand the question well enough, my answers would be:
Religion - Thats about find a meaning in life.
Monogamy - Learning to really love a person.
Clothes - Protect from more than the elements; privacy.
Ignoring smell - Because its not very developed in most people.
Graphics - Because optical information can be processed especially quickly.
Conversation logic - The talk given indeed didnt made sense. But politicians try to talk about their message, not about the actual question. So the message of the politician was "if you like that the minimum wage was rased, you must be a bum without a job".
Whos turn is it in conversation - As far as I can tell thats something of a fight and in large groups you really need a moderator. In smaller groups however it usually comes from the conversation itself.
Walking through crowds - No idea, I dont do that consciously, it happends kind of automatic. I dont remember ever colliding with anyone in a crowd, though sometimes there was a close call.
"How are you" - Thats an annoying question because I hardly ever want to discuss my life with that person. I usually evade giving an answer with empty answers such as "Same as always" or "Its okay" or, when I'm in a really vile mood, something like "Dont remind me of that".
Team sports - I'm bored out of my mind as well by them. *shrug*
Women eating in public - Makes no sense, but in Germany we have something compareable. People in Germany act as if children are a chore. Especially awful is some people act as if having children would be selfish, or would be a priviledge that poor people shouldnt have. Children is how mankind can continue; having children is thus not selfish and an absolute necessity.
Presents - Prove that you have tought of people ... not really necessary with adults, usually, but very necessary with children.
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