Celasius
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It is truly sad and tasteless of me how I’d rather rewatch the entirety of Game of Thrones for like the fourth time than to give the “here are shows that are similar to this one show you really liked” cookie-cut list my best shot cause what if that’s disappointing?
What if that turns out to be fucking bland and boring like the rest of what’s ahead of you? What if half-way in you realize that there’s nothing you see of yourself in it and it’s best to just put it down before you waste more hours of your limited time, that is if you haven’t already figured out that everything you’re doing is already a fucking waste.
Maybe the time and commitment you’d have to put into them for someone of your autistic caliber is rather demanding especially as you age, but just generally speaking, and although I am a pained complainer, this isn’t me being overly pessimistic, self-absorbed or trying to somehow intensely connect my pain to everything as an attempt to reinforce my worldview, I think having the mental capacity to try something new strengthens meaningfully only when you’re doing it with someone else.
When you’re on your own, you just can’t afford that sort of luxury. That’s scary. No, that’s just terrifying; it’s like going down on a waterslide all by yourself. You’re afraid to LET GO and do something that’s not safe and guaranteed to yield semi-predictable results, everything has to feel safe and sound, otherwise you’d feel like you’re not spending your time on anything “important” or that you’re missing out on life since again, you’re doing it alone.
Fucking brutal shit tbh ngl jfl.
What if that turns out to be fucking bland and boring like the rest of what’s ahead of you? What if half-way in you realize that there’s nothing you see of yourself in it and it’s best to just put it down before you waste more hours of your limited time, that is if you haven’t already figured out that everything you’re doing is already a fucking waste.
Maybe the time and commitment you’d have to put into them for someone of your autistic caliber is rather demanding especially as you age, but just generally speaking, and although I am a pained complainer, this isn’t me being overly pessimistic, self-absorbed or trying to somehow intensely connect my pain to everything as an attempt to reinforce my worldview, I think having the mental capacity to try something new strengthens meaningfully only when you’re doing it with someone else.
When you’re on your own, you just can’t afford that sort of luxury. That’s scary. No, that’s just terrifying; it’s like going down on a waterslide all by yourself. You’re afraid to LET GO and do something that’s not safe and guaranteed to yield semi-predictable results, everything has to feel safe and sound, otherwise you’d feel like you’re not spending your time on anything “important” or that you’re missing out on life since again, you’re doing it alone.
Fucking brutal shit tbh ngl jfl.