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I heard a woman say that she feels like a pretend adult

I don't even think I put that amount of pressure on myself to pretend anymore

My cat is too pushy for my taste but I can’t abandon her.

I "feel" fatigued, irritable and anxious

My "mentality" does not tolerate pain and suffering and considers them malevolent nonsense.

^sorry to hear that

My teeth were especially efficient tonight when I tackling that chicken

I SAID MY TEETH WERE ESPECIALLY EFFICIENT!

I think I might have blown a gasket somewhere down the line

I might wonder if developmental topographical disorientation, prosopagnosia and aphantasia are potential symptoms of developmental visual-spatial disorder.

I have significant dominance of verbal thinking over visual thinking. I am rather poor in mental visualization, in "production" of mental pictures and scenes, at least when I do not sleep. I think that I visualize better with closed eyes than with open eyes.

Nonverbal learning disability, nonverbal learning disorder are worse terms for developmental visual-spatial disorder and I think that what was often diagnosed as NVLD instead of PDD and instead of ASD is autism with dominance of verbal or otherwise non-visual-spatial thinking and (or) skills (and the symptoms of person with this kind of autism may not necessary meet the criteria for DVSD).

I'm a very old soul.

I think that hyperverbalic autism is at greater risk of being misdiagnosed as NVLD than high-verbal autism. Hyperverbalic autism typically has very fast speech development, dominance of verbal thinking and poor visual thinking, dysharmonic intellectual development favoring verbal skills and verbal intelligence, relatively mild sensory issues while high-verbal autism "simply" has good verbal skills and may be associated with excellent visual thinking or even speech delay but despite it may have good language skills, be good in writing stories and reading, be good in learning languages. A person with hyperverbalic autism may have Verbal Comprehension Index 125 and Perceptual Organization Index 100 in WAIS-R test and a person with high-verbal autism may have Verbal Comprehension Index 130 and Perceptual Organization Index 135 in WAIS-R test.

I read that DVSD is supposed to occur in about 3 - 4% of population.

I am interested in relationships between aphantasia, ASD and DVSD despite not having aphantasia myself.

I like mixing my beetroot salad in with my hummus

It's like pudding but healthy

I sometimes eat Tums just because I like the way they taste.

I've been known to eat entire bottles of Flintstones vitamins.

I saw a white-black cat today.