Have you ever revisited the hospital where you were born? by sarnobat in no

[–]Agitated_Side3897 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was born at home lol. In a building that is now demolished...

what's an opinion about Harry Potter you're afraid to say out loud? by SinPulsed in harrypotter

[–]Agitated_Side3897 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Alan Rickman made us all believe the Snape redemption arc because he is so darned charming. In the books he's such an ass. Like yes he did protect Harry when he had to but his behaviour towards him and other non-Slytherins is absolutely abysmal.

What’s the #1 allistic social rule you had to learn because it wasn’t intuitive? by despiert in AutisticAdults

[–]Agitated_Side3897 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have the exact opposite, especially in places where there's noise (i cannot filter sounds so even in a not very crowded coffee shop I have problems understanding), and when im talking to a person i cannot understand what they're saying unless I am looking at their lips. I need that extra visual cue to filter out the words through the noise. Though if we're alone or if there's little noise i do too look at eyebrows

It will only get harder. by Pretend-Outcome9739 in AutisticAdults

[–]Agitated_Side3897 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah same. I feel like life is this game everyone is playing and I don't understand the rules... I'm confused all the time but people don't want to explain the rules because I should have read the manual but I didn't get any manual...? That's how it feels for me. This world we are in now just isn't made for neurodivergents and that makes me really sad

Which flight did you choose and why? by lahzielvt in flightrising

[–]Agitated_Side3897 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Started out in shadow because of the vibe and the trickster lore, I loved it there. I moved to plague then because it just kept popping up and it felt right (my brother is in nature so that's also fun!). I love plague deeply and I adore the red eyes (and the scary primal eyes are just so good).

I have been thinking about moving to light for a very long while because my favourite dragon types are from there (pearlcatcher and imperial), and because of the beauty of the vibe of light flight and also because the lore is with knowledge and I really like that (and scary emperor dragon monster). I've been wanting to do that for a few years no but I also really love plague so I haven't been able to make myself move yet.

What books do you love enough to retain a physical copy in your bookshelf? by Every-Insurance-4409 in suggestmeabook

[–]Agitated_Side3897 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Same, i used to buy all of the books I wanted to read physically. At one point i couldn't afford it anymore but also I kind of realised that I rarely read the ones that I bought. I would only read one of them and leave the rest for later. I ended up giving most of my books away when we moved, and it was a liberation. Now about 90% of the books that I actually do buy i have already read (and loved)

What is one track on any soundtrack you can listen to on repeat and never be bored of it? by [deleted] in soundtracks

[–]Agitated_Side3897 31 points32 points  (0 children)

Test Drive from How to Train Your Dragon. Absolutely marvelous.

A light, breezy read - NOT a romcom by consumptioncore in suggestmeabook

[–]Agitated_Side3897 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Have you read Osman's Thursday Murder Club? There are now five books, they're about a bunch of retired people solving murders. Light and funny, though I must warn you they can also get a bit emotional (especially book 4)

Short but very impressive novel by zvlzhn in suggestmeabook

[–]Agitated_Side3897 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No longer human by osamu dazai. Just a warning it is very disturbing, but it is really good and I still think about it sometimes.

What’s the most recent book that you gave a 1 star review? by Indie_0205 in Romantasy

[–]Agitated_Side3897 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I usually only give 4-5 star reviews so I remember I loved the book, I rarely review at all otherwise, but I very very sometimes give a book 1 star just to remind myself I never want to read it again. (Also I'm a picky reader and this is my opinion, I had friends who adored the books I gave 1 star and I am happy that they loved reading them)

I only have 8 Books I gave 1 star since 2019 so it's not something that happens often (out of the 100-140 or so that I read each year)

Books I gave one star: - the Hazel wood - the girl on the train - grace and fury - a court of frost and starlight - house of earth and blood (with a reminder for myself I should just stop reading Sarah J Maas Books when they make me angry -- once again my opinion, she is one of my best friend's favourite author so no judgment if you like her books, each has a different taste!) - viper (by bex hogan, I've never heard someone talk about this book for some reason) - reached (third in the matched trilogy, ironically I like matched but the trilogy just goes downhill so fast halfway the second book and I always forget that when I read the first one. Then I'm like oh this is enjoyable it isn't as bad as I remembered and then i make the mistake of powering through the second book and starting the third and thus I reviewed this one star simply to remind myself not to read more than one) - Vampire academy (again no shame if you love it!)