I switched to mostly cooking for myself sometime last year, really just trying to save money, but I feel significantly less fatigued day to day and more focused and don't wake up with random stomach pain anymore.

Me exactly.

I haven't been converted to a Linux person just yet but I love all the watamote around here

You've given me flashbacks. I lived in Japan for a few years and occasionally Google would go ahead and read out the street names in Chinese instead of Japanese as though Google maps doesn't have an exact GPS coordinate for me and thus a pretty good idea of what language those signs should be in. Drove me INSANE. Trying to get around and suddenly my gps is speaking to me in a language I don't know

I got a lot better at phone calls when I worked on trauma therapy. I've always had issues asserting myself and phone calls are sort of a form of saying "hey!! Quit what you're doing and pay attention to me because I have something important!" which isn't something I was used to doing or asking for nor did I even think anything I did was important

I distinctly remember developing one when I was around 8. I wanted it then, but it hasn't shut up since

I haven't had any major physical health issues, but I'd probably be stuck at camp because I am very nearsighted

Depending on your personal circumstances you might not need a rack. I always just take the front wheel off (quick release) and shove my bike in the back seat

Thanks for linking this :)

I had the same setup going on for a few years myself. The dongle recently bit the dust and I've been too lazy to replace it but my car's bt connection is nowhere near as reliable as that $17 dinky device from amazon. Like 50% of the time my car will throw an error claiming my phone isn't capable of Bluetooth audio while playing a song from it

(but really really I just want a headphone jack on my phone again)

I am here now :)

Yes. I've seen comically few movies in my life. Super common for me to not quite understand the plot of a movie especially if I don't get muh subtitles because I get too mentally distracted. With the help of meds, I can actually focus and understand movies as a sequence of events that are related to each other and tell a story lol. Otherwise the details can be lost on me. I prefer to read usually, since it can be done at my own pace and I can go back and reread if I feel I don't understand something

I feel like I know exactly what you mean by your second paragraph. Like any amount of interaction, even responding to texts, is a gargantuan effort and almost an unwanted chore.