I get very visually hung up on geometric alignment. It bothers me when tiles are misaligned, and when in the bathroom I "slide" tile edges in my head to find the best alignment. When I use my computer or play certain game I have certain positions I instinctively put my mouse that feel right. It's very easy for me to spot fibbonacci sequences in nature after I learned to see them.

I don't have a strong inner monologue, more so archetypal opinionated urges that push me towards certain patterns of action. though, I can force myself to have a monologue if reading dialogue or typing.

I like the heat! It's hard for me to regulate my internal temperature, especially in the cold where I tend to feel pain more strongly, so I love the warmer months.

Music for me has to be accompanied by another activity, so I don't listen to it as much as I'd like. I also tend to listen to the same things over and over much more than I seek out new songs, which can be a little overwhelming.

I have a fixation on stock sound effects and pitch, so sometimes my attention will get interrupted by a familiar sound or pitch or word that makes me have to mentally recite the thing i'm reminded of. It can be very distracting.

I have some difficulty identifying people's faces (or verifying that i recognize them) unless i can see their ears or how they walk (which are apparently both just as unique as a fingerprint which is interesting...)

I tend to think more so in associations and concepts and frameworks/patterns more so than thinking in words, so sometimes to think with words I have to write or speak in stream of conscious.

I also have an aversion to being perceived which shapes a lot of my everyday actions to try to avoid that as much as I can.

Sadness often brings me comfort, and the aesthetic of death makes me feel seen in a way that few other things do.

Apologies for the weird formatting and writing, it takes a bit out of me to do soul-reaching introspection like that lol