Little known fact about you

I often feel the need for speed. If you knew me, you would probably see me driving around for hours around town or on the highway.
 
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I deal with anxiety and shyness more than people realize...and more than I even admit to myself sometimes too. :x

For a less sad-ish note, I'm double jointed in my fingers...
 
l start to feel left out when l don't participate in any events. I feel like l'm forced to be part of the event.
 
i've never broken a bone or had surgery of any kind (and pray i never do/have to)
 
I had a fully grown female bobcat curl up in my lap, purring loudly and wanting cuddles, which I was happy to oblige. She was so sweet and amazing. 🥰 Disclaimer: I was an animal rehabber at the time. I did not have a pet bobcat, nor should anyone else, just to be absolutely clear.
 
I often feel the need for speed. If you knew me, you would probably see me driving around for hours around town or on the highway.

I to have a need for speed. I talk and walk fast, and generally move fast, like with my actions. But I'm so scared with driving that I end up going slow. Also the speedometer in my car is kinda wack, it's not easy to read cause it goes by even number instead of 0s and 5s, like, ya know, a NORMAL car does.
 
I to have a need for speed. I talk and walk fast, and generally move fast, like with my actions. But I'm so scared with driving that I end up going slow. Also the speedometer in my car is kinda wack, it's not easy to read cause it goes by even number instead of 0s and 5s, like, ya know, a NORMAL car does.

Top Gun, baby.

Also, what the hell kinda car is that? That's sucky. I'd much rather have easily countable intervals! Lmao
 
Top Gun, baby.

Also, what the hell kinda car is that? That's sucky. I'd much rather have easily countable intervals! Lmao

It's an old car, a 2002 Toyota Camry LE. Runs great, just has a bajillion scratches on the sides from the 2 previous owners.
 
Usually I tell people that I play animal crossing and video games and they're surprised but obviously that's not going to work. So I guess I'll say that I only eat Mac and Cheese if I add a bunch of cold ketchup on the top and mix it. It's sooooo good!
 
I don't know if this is "little known", but I still have no idea what I'm going to do in the future and it bugs me sometimes.
 
I grew up watching anime. My dad showed me Ghibli movies when I was really young and I had watched Naruto with my siblings when I was about 4-5 years old. Of course I eventually stopped watching them (aside from Ghibli)
 
i don't cry at movies or tv shows even if they're really sad
however my mum does so i look kinda weird when she's crying her eyes out at some movie scene and i'm sat next to her like an emotionless toad 😅
 
Im addicted to videogames....
Really
It took me a while to accept this
But i really have an urge to play videogames at least once a day
Its not like alcooholic addiction and i dont even drink or smoke
Is just something that has been in mynlife for the past 20 years
If i dont play i dont get sick or irritated
Is nota like craving for it
I can spend days without playing
But in my mind it feels like something is missing
Like dont looking for your phone fornamwhole day
 
I'm diagnosed with social anxiety and places like these are about my only way I can really feel like I can be myself. I was treated like garbage in school due to my, at the time, undiagnosed ADHD and I probably will never recover but being online helps tremendously.
 
Relate on the speech thing. It's not like I went to some sort of speech doctor and they were like 'yeah your child has a serious speech impediment due to XXXXX' but I have an annoying stutter problem, it's like every time I talk it's a bit of a struggle not to slur my words. I'll mix up words, switch the around, add or drop complete syllables, stutter, drop words entirely, add other words cause I changed my mind on how I wanted to say somethin ect... I always have to think of what I'm going to say before I say it, and even then I can still stutter. Alot of the time I have to re say my entire sentence.

I know that this conversation is old, but I’m glad that I saw it. In high school I became aware of the weird way that I speak and stutter. My parents never took me to a speech doctor, so I still don't know the cause for this. Perhaps my “severe overbite”?

Anyway, it didn’t start to bother me until my niece started kindergarten. When I would read to her, she would constantly correct me or ask,

“Why are you saying it weird?”

Eventually I had to explain it to her that this is how I am. She seemed to understand. Now that said niece is a lot older, she’s picking up some of my....imperfections. Stammering and stuttering, especially when nervous. This is pissing off my sister. It’s quite upsetting to watch how she treats my niece because it’s also a reflection on how she sees me.

Anyways, sorry for the rant. And thank you for posting your story.
 
I'm a moderator on a small Pokémon forum called Lake Valor. Activity on the forums itself has declined, but the Discord server is still alive and well!
 
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