Or the ever popular extension of that: I’ve not done it so long that I’m insanely uncomfortable about it and will actively avoid the space in which it is in and do other things (read: nothing) while obsessing about the thing you need to do and the fact that you haven’t done it until you nearly have a nervous breakdown
The task: laundry, dishes, sweeping, etc
You pretty much have to go out of your way to a place that specializes in it to actually be taken seriously
Also time blindness. A simple “wow, this is a lot all at once. I’ll get to this when I can devote time to focus on it” turns into “I meant to do this a year ago!” real quick.
Had to go off meds cause couldn’t get them. Went back to the same place later thinking it was a couple months. It was 2 years.
As long as you didn’t have to do the torture room with the clicker and image/tones, consider it a win
“you can get these bionic legs to replace the ones that were amputated but you have to run up the 10,000 step path without assistance first. Also, you’re being timed and if it’s not fast enough, you won’t get them. We won’t tell you what time you have to make.”
Bold of you to assume I’ve got that kind of support structure and the ability to explain to other people what I need
I only give a full 180% when there’s no clear cut example/description of the desired end product. And I only find this out after seeing other people’s work and realizing that I way overanalyzed the assignment and was stressing and procrastinating about an over the top concept of what I thought they wanted
Unrelated, I spent over 6 months avoiding a final project for my degree that I banged out in 3 days. A week if you include the days between being told where and what to revise because I didn’t add some files how they wanted them… Which wasn’t documented.
Thanks for reminding me that my raised beds have needed tending… I will not be taking questions on how long it’s been since I last did it