I hope it's not a memory of the way to reject lovers singing under the balcony, by throwing a pumpkin at them... that must hurt.

Yes, but then you could look at late children of people who started early, like my parents (4 children at 18-37 maternal age). And compare with older siblings. I'm not sure if any one of us is neurotypical tbh.
I admit I read 'grandparental age' and thought 'that's just that parents are undiagnosed'

I already had all the Murderbot books, but was curious about fantasy :)

My husband has been playing Hollow Knight since last December, finished it several times, even worked towards some faster finishes, like in 8h, but I can assure you he still dies a lot in Silksong ;) According to him, it's overall harder, especially earning money.

Yes :)

Huh, I didn't know it started with 'a'. Not pleased 😂

Fricion2D, SynfigStudio, Glaxnimate, these are all free and opensource. I like the first the most personally.

Tangentially, but have you looked into eye sting issue overall? Out of 5 sunscreens I tried on my face so far, only BoJ and Skin1004 didn't sting. The latest I tried didn't at first, but then it turned liquid(!), and stung for 30min after I rage-washed it off :( Would be nice to know what to avoid.

Funny to see that 'removed by the author' after just a few minutes ;)

I attributed 'uh' to archaeologists, but then wondered what's their being married had to to with this discovery. I'm still wondering, in fact.

Yeah :(
I imagine this attraction is also 'fun' with a stroller.

I'm friends with someone with a fear of lifts, so I assure you having a phobia myself isn't a requirement ;) {I'm afraid of heights}
It looks exciting as a ride, but to be used a lift? Let's not jump straight to wheelchairs... what if your knees hurt, or you had a trauma and limp for a few days.

That my long and thick telephoto lens isn't automatically good for shooting in low light.
That it's impossible to write code without bugs.
That you can't run out of fabric, or have enough fabric.
That I still use kitchen scales even if I'm a good cook, and no, their mum's example doesn't sway me.

Work well done :) Gephi network diagrams look mesmerising, and I enjoyed watching all the animations.

I walked a similar path a few years ago: struggling in Natron, then Synfig, then enve, which was abandoned and forked as Friction2D.
I mostly code animations in Manim now, but enve/friction2d are my fave manual tools.