There's a lot I can talk about here that I can't anywhere else. Between all the people who understand and (even better) the ones who don't, but show non-judgemental interest (and the relative anonymity helps too), there's a lot I feel comfortable talking about here that I would never say out loud in real life. And I find the little details about other people's lives, and trying to understand their personalities, endlessly fascinating. Yes I enjoy playing armchair psychologist, though I do at least realize that my opinions about what is going on with any given person are worth very little.
As for stuff I dislike; the negativity that takes over this place place sometimes can be suffocating. I've got enough of that in my own head, I don't need to be bombarded with other people's bitterness. But it still takes some effort to pull myself away, to remind myself "you don't have to read this or take part in this discussion," when it starts happening.
Yuzu wrote:
I dislike the fact that I'm so comfortable being myself on here that it's making me more aspie-ish in real life. (or making less effort to be NT-like.)
I get that too. It's incredibly refreshing to be around people who don't make me feel weird for my various abnormal tendencies. But, at the same time, I end up less motivated to fix or hide that stuff, which is not the best thing for me.