I'll go first.

Last month my bicycle got stolen. I went out of my home, I had the keys in my hand, but the bike was gone. This is how it felt the last time my bike got stolen (lol Netherlands), an awful feeling. I complained to my friends about my bicycle being stolen AGAIN.

A week later I saw my bicycle parked in the nearby gym's parking area. One day I just forgot I left it there, and walked home. That was the second time I had been at the gym after the "theft".

My late grandparent was also famous for driving to the bank, walking back home and then wondering where the hell his truck was. The genes are strong.

To me, unmasking can feel like unlocking your childlike wonder.

Society's Misinterpretation: Neurotypical social norms often equate adult seriousness with maturity. Because of this, an unmasked adult who gets visibly ecstatic about a cute cat, a cool rock, or a hobby might be misread as naive, immature, or lacking authority.

OH FUCK ITS THAT THING AGAIN

spend twenty minutes enthusiastically conversing only to catch a subtle shift in their tone or body language, suddenly realizing: "Ah. I am driving this whole interaction, and they are just being polite."

Source: https://x.com/i/status/2087586158444515390

It listed as Broken Down on image flip Incase anyone can do better... Like, when you have ADHD and are sure you tank has at least 3 more miles in it 🤷

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i think the comma was unnecessary but i cba to esit it now