good at seeing patterns in math, dyscalculic
Swedneck
joined 2 years ago
as another autist this is just very much how it feels, though
there's a pretty clear tendency for people to fall into various broad "kinds" of autism, just like how people in general tend to fall into categories like "sports person", "fishing enthusiast", or "motor vehicle nerd"
to be brutally honest it feels like the cover of a generic (young) children's fantasy book, it's too.. grand and colourful
i think it's also that the protagonist looks so realistically young, Aang was 12 when he came out of the iceberg but he didn't really look 12 and only sorta acted his age for a few episodes, because otherwise it'd be kinda grating to watch as an adult and espically as an older teenager..
i feel it's kinda telling that my immediate first thought was "huh? but toph- ohh right, not the avatar"
did aang ever pull off anything on the scale that toph did? that whole "holding up an entire fucking underground library" thing feels like it was only really topped by kyoshi splitting off her island
it feels perfectly sensible to me for them to just share a spirit or something, even if they're not identical twins since it doesn't have to strictly follow irl logic. Their whole thing could be that it's weird how they're connected despite just being ordinary twins.
i mean hey, what if they have to take turns with raava? mom said it's my turn on the bending
"oooh, i like poking frogs because i'm a big weirdo!"
either revered as a prophet or sent to the COBOL mines as a slave
i mean if you've never used a playstation the same would presumably be true all over the world, "cancel" is symbolized by X
...is it normal to have to trim your eyebrows? i have never in my life touched mine and they've always stayed the same normal length
"hello, i believe everyone deserves to not starve"
foghorn sound
i do feel like it doesn't really remind people, unfortunately
same with flowers and crosses next to roads, people just see it and go "oh how unfortunate, nothing to be done about this, that's just how things are sometimes people die on the roads"