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"hold your blesses, I'm going for a record"

Not the labels per se but being able to identify patterns and processes can be a comfort and even helpful if you have the right guidance and support system.

For example, identifying habitual masking (even when unnecessary) and making the decision not to mask can be helpful when socialising by conserving energy and making them more meaningful without the doubt and shame of "faking it". Also giving yourself credit for feeling emotions and stimuli intensely and deciding for yourself to move away from to self-regulate.

The "label" should be foremost for you, hence why some don't feel comfortable getting an official diagnosis (especially in the U.S.)

Literally haven't read in months and I decide to catch up on a cliffhanger

The learning curve is closer to unlearning sedentary habits and "re-remembering" a primal activity your body is ultimately designed for.

If you can keep the runfluencer culture at an arms length, it's wildly accessible and stress-relieving

Respectfully, do you recall a source or reference? I'd personally like to know if this another one of those "take for granted" childhood facts

In my personal worldbuilding I've made it into a proverb "do not spill — pour" to mean "to do something confidently where hesistation guarantees failure".

Surface-level I get it but, similar to the McGuire Spider-Man glasses meme, the original context reverses the message awkwardly (Don is notoriously insecure about his image and power dynamic and had spent the entire episode trying to figure out how to one-up his younger co-worker)

My first thought to OP was "please stop talking" - I really didn't need to read this before bed

"cheap" is sore loser talk for optimal - nothing but net 🏀

this one's going in the "good reads" folders

Anecdotally, I have ran 5ks with the sony wh-m3s headphones as a last resort. With the right fit and build quality it's perfectly doable and I could easily see it myself doing for standing exercises.

With the sweat and relative bulkiness, it's definitely not the ideal but in the end it's balancing what's available, practicality, and preference. Some people may want as much noise cancellation or use a single headset for everything.

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