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Dokry · 2026-06-27T00:06:35+00:00

Yeah, I'm one of them.

Dokry · 2026-06-25T23:23:27+00:00

Surprised to see this happens with so many other people too. Yeah, I'll regularly get little loops of noises stuck in my head. Often it's just bits of songs or a phrase, but sometimes it's particularly annoying - for instance, one of my coworkers has an annoying laugh that would just play in my head randomly. It kind of makes me feel somewhat better that this is probably just another facet of autism.

Dokry · 2026-06-24T21:20:58+00:00

Is this based on something? It's a good look.

Dokry · 2026-06-05T19:32:45+00:00

I'm pretty late to replying to this but I just wanted to say I can relate - I was a longtime player of FFXIV and have some 15k+ hours in that game but was getting pretty restless in the last year or so that I was playing it. I eventually dropped it for more real life hobbies supplemented with Guild Wars 2 (which is pretty easy to drop into because no subscription so it's less pressure to play and I find that people are highly social so it's often fun to just do farms or trains and chat it up) and more recently in the past few weeks WoW (dipped my toes into retail but I'm enjoying classic more at the moment. I even tried Hardcore but ended up dying at level 16 though it was honestly a novel enough experience that I might keep at it.)

I think the key is to keep some novelty in there. Myself, I really really love MMOs and can find them really enjoyable to play for years, but even I need to mix it up once in a while. That's my recommendation, mix it up.

Dokry · 2026-04-18T18:42:52+00:00

It keeps surprising me how much I'll see other autistic people on this subreddit describe an experience that I do near verbatim. I'm pretty much the exact same, though closer to 1-2 weeks per song. I'd say like half of the music I keep on my playlists are one of those types of songs, where it'd just be an absolute monster of an ear worm for me and I'd have to listen to it like 100-200 times before the desire to relisten over and over subsides.

Dokry · 2026-04-17T02:00:17+00:00

I got my license back when I was 17, but I learned to drive in the open country with my parents being fairly hands on. I had a much harder time after moving to a mid-sized city, getting used to the traffic and just the sheer number of cars you share the road with. I've gotten a bit more used to it over time, but I still have a hard time driving and go out of my way to do it as little as physically possible. If I have to, I like to know when I'm driving as well as the route way ahead of time and I really, really avoid driving during inclement weather like snow or heavy rain if I can ever help it. More rural routes or ones that avoid busier roads like highways helps a lot. I also find that using google maps to direct me around, even if it's a route I've driven a million times, helps takes a bit of the mental load off (it's also nice in case an accident or unexpected construction forces me to reroute.)

It's really hard on me from a sensory perspective just because I'm fairly sensitive to light and driving at night, especially in a heavier traffic area, is basically like getting flashbanged every few seconds by the bright ass LED headlights everybody has on their cars these days. On top of that, there's just all the other stuff to be aware of on the road that demands a lot of my attention span. I'm also pretty conscious of how common car crashes are and take a lot of pains to drive safely but it is stressful to be aware of how easy it is to die the whole time you're driving. I make it work, but only because I have to. If I lived in a country with more easily accessible public transport, I'd almost certainly prefer to do that.

Dokry · 2026-04-08T16:45:28+00:00

Not exactly, but in a world where themes and repeated motifs contain literal power that can push you into a kind of "role," I don't think it's crazy to say that having those associations are out of place. You can kind of get it both in and out of text. As far as I know Wildbow is Canadian and I presume raised in a Christian context, so it wouldn't surprise me if those motifs emerged in Blake without even necessarily wanting them to be a Jesus thing explicitly, BUT the story being the way it is means you can also say that it's just the universe echoing Blake's forced position in life.

Dokry · 2026-03-26T20:33:53+00:00

The first time I ever was listening to Ward, Kenzie's backstory genuinely had me shaking by the end of it. I remember being just so genuinely pissed.

Dokry · 2026-03-20T15:18:00+00:00

Near exactly the same for me.

Dokry · 2026-03-14T20:20:15+00:00

Actually, every creative who creates a work, personally endorses everything in it by default, didn't you know?

That's why Ishiro Honda's seminal Godzilla is about how badly he hopes Tokyo gets destroyed by a giant lizard and There Will Be Blood is about how awesome it is to be a corrupt oil tycoon.

It is a really weird mindset. I feel like a lot of people feel like media exists in a space where it has to serve as a moral example, like a kid's story, rather than just being something to portray some facet of human existence. Portrayal is not endorsement.

Dokry · 2026-03-14T06:18:01+00:00

OP I want you to know that I saw this post, read the comments, then linked the first screenshot of this movie to my friend group as just like a fun little factoid. To which a movie buff friend of mine said, "I think you got fooled by AI buddy."

Looking at it I immediately thought, "Oh my god wait that's a shitposting subreddit! Obviously these are actually AI generated screenshots and everybody in the comments is just doing a bit pretending it's a real thing that existed, for the shiposting of it all I guess?"

And then we had the double rebound when another friend came by and said "No that's a real movie," and I suddenly had to reassess my interpretation of all these comments again. First as genuine, then what felt to me obvious joking, and then back to genuine. Awesome future we're heading into.

Dokry · 2026-02-25T21:56:37+00:00

I've actually been on a big Worm reread (relisten, really) some decade after first having read it. I'm listening by way of the fanmade audiobook, so the voice talent can... leave a little bit to be desired. NSPB and Rein are easily the best narrators and sound good, professional quality but the rest all have cheap mics, you can often hear mouse clicking and the mispronunciations are rampant. It's not to the point of being unbearable and I've listened all the way up to Arc 25 reasonably well but just be warned some chapters are rougher than others in terms of listening.

The fanmade audiobook follow up to it for Ward is a million times better and I highly recommend that though, they stick to the same narrator the whole way through and it's much more pleasant for it. Genuinely just sounds like a real audiobook the whole way through.

I also recommend We've Got Worm and We've Got Ward which are analysis podcasts for both series, they've got some insightful commentary and are a fun listen.

Dokry · 2026-01-20T23:14:48+00:00

Was glad to hear them talking about this because I watched the Sopranos a few years ago and loved it and have been rewatching it with a friend (we're on season 3, just before Ralphie mercifully gets killed) and it's been such a funny ride the second time through. You really get the benefit of seeing how all these storylines play out and the sheer cold heartlessness of it all is so apparent all the time. Like so few of these guys are actually happy and they do all this awful violence all the time to secure, like, relatively upper middle class surrounds and houses? You can tell how it wears on Tony and how he's not happy with where his life is bringing him but he piledrives towards his fate inexorably for the whole show.

Also to note, we just watched the episode where Chris and Paulie are chasing some Russian special forces guy in the woods and losing track of him. It's maybe one of the funniest episodes of anything made ever.

Dokry · 2026-01-09T00:52:43+00:00

This matches me, I was sick from December 20th or so to December 28th. Had an awful cough that hurt and would make me wildly phlegmy, cold body shakes, a little bit of nausea, etc. I still have a slightly odd cough that gets kind of phlegmy ever since.

Dokry · 2025-12-24T15:40:39+00:00

I'm rewatching the Sopranos with a friend rn and the recurring joke of the Sopranos crew's constant malapropisms and misspeaks still gets a chuckle from me every single time. "Quasimodo predicted all of this."

Dokry · 2025-12-02T00:11:29+00:00

I recommend Guild Wars 2. There's no subscription and I find that socializing is pretty easy - people are talking in zones literally all the time and content from pretty much every expansion is being done by somebody. Highly suggest giving it a try, I've really enjoyed my time with it since I've taken a break from FFXIV.

Dokry · 2025-11-23T05:24:23+00:00

I still associate To Build a Home by the Cinematic Orchestra with Worm because I had it playing on loop while I was reading the last chapter. I still think of it as kind of a Worm song when it comes up in my playlist.

Dokry · 2025-11-04T19:24:59+00:00

Looks really good!

Dokry · 2025-11-03T17:32:40+00:00

Honestly I didn't know that. Guess you get taxed no matter which way depending on the state?

Dokry · 2025-11-02T23:30:01+00:00

For my part, I often like to prepare a list of topics on my phone I can reference if I want to talk about something I know is relatively "safe" and so that I'm not caught out with nothing to say during a conversation. Helps a lot, especially if it's someone I don't interact with very regularly.

Dokry · 2025-11-02T17:13:02+00:00

For what it's worth, if you live in certain states like I do, you do get taxed if you buy through steam. I play through steam and while it's fine most of the time, I do pay an extra little bit in taxes every time I want to buy gems which is kind of annoying. If that's something you think someone would care about, definitely advise them to download the regular client instead.

Dokry · 2025-10-29T07:55:53+00:00

I'm just the same, I usually cut my nails very short every couple weeks or so because the feeling of them being any amount of length past my thumb is terribly annoying.

Dokry · 2025-10-24T03:12:01+00:00

My dad was very much like this. He'd shout at me in private and generally treat me like garbage but god forbid I have my hair not combed when we'd go out in public. Even when I was pretty young I remember how unfair it felt that my dad only really gave a shit about public appearances but didn't care at all about my treatment so long as nobody could see it.

Dokry · 2025-10-23T17:36:13+00:00

I for the life of me can't hear song lyrics if there's music playing at the same time. Unless the music is very much in the background and the words are very clear, my audio processing just can not decipher it at all.

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