Or a while ago there was some sort of fish dish but hell if I can sniff out what fish that was and how it was prepared. D:

or actively downplayed if pointed out. Additionally, there should be special focus on how they spend their time online. (7/7)

I think during autism assessments of (young) adult women, special interests as an indicator for diagnosis should receive a very nuanced and investigative approach, since the display of intensity is likely to be passively masked and therefore overlooked if not questioned, (6/7)

And both can lead to isolation from irl contacts in exchange for seeking validation and connection online, which can cause stunting in the drive or ability to express oneself irl. (5/7)

On the oppsite side of the spectrum, masc interests can lead to unwanted, disappointing or dangerous interest by male peers and adults. (4/7)

Masc interests in young girls are more accepted by adult society, but can be deemed odd or cringe by male peers, and often receive scrutiny from female peers in traditional environments, in order to deliberately align with the "glorified" male peers' view, or independently. (3/7)

I think this goes for both stereotypically fem and masc interests, depending on the social environment.

Fem interests are deemed vapid, boring and annoying by society at large and will yield direct negative responses in a masc leaning social circle, if indulged too obviously or intensely. (2/7)

Felt a little surreal because I had been using Zotero for years already to catalogue all the digitized antique needlework resources I download. (2/2)

I am not sure if this is referencing something, but I am hard of hearing in one ear and sometimes my partner tries to whisper sweet nothings to me and gets the ear wrong. And then I have to inform them that all I am getting are sweet, loving crackles of radio static. xD