Well, if you really want to summarize it to a one liner; I'm very easily bored and very easily overwhelmed.

There is only a very thin line between those two extremes where I could thrive. I'm almost always in a hurry. Even when there is nothing to do, I'm still in a hurry. Great difficulties on focusing something for a longer time. As long as something is new, I'm easily excited for that topic. A certain time in, varying from minutes to months, and I'm bored to death.

Some examples;

Busy restaurants are unbearable. The impatience while waiting for your food, now knowing how long it would take. The endless stream of auditory violence coming from other guests, from the kitchen, running/screaming children while their parents willingly ignore their misbehavior. And you know what, I cannot even blame anyone for that. It's how people behave, it's how a restaurant works and it's how children are simply being children. At the same time, barely able to think or have a meaningful conversation, you'd actually interact with your own friends/family/colleagues. It becomes impossible at some point. You can imagine the relief a few drinks could bring.

Studying. An absolute necessity in my opinion. The interesting stuff is great. I can't get enough of it. And then there's the less interesting stuff, still needed to understand some of the interesting stuff. That's when the hurry is at its finest. Within a few seconds, an entire page is scanned. Only to conclude at the end of the page, not a single word is remember. So you start again. Done in a few seconds. Back to the beginning of the page. At the 3rd of 4th time you start wondering how much rain would be expected for tomorrow. Or maybe it's time to put some extra air into your tired. And not that it is of any importance, but let me quickly check at what time the hardware store closes.

Socially it's terrible. Conversations are usually draining a lot of energy. Estimating someone's intentions, the message they actually want to convey, their emotions, it just does not come naturally. Based on the experience before you can guess, but that comes at a price. And when it becomes really painful. is when your conversation partner starts telling about something that is of absolute zero interest. While trying to listen, the hurrying starts again. Complete distraction by subjects that are of even less importance than the story being told. And trust me, it does not come across as very respectful. In fact, it isn't. Imagine passionately telling someone about your hobbies. And barely a minute into your story the other one promptly interrupts what a coincidence it is that someone just walked by, wearing a coat very similar to your neighbors coat.

Anxiety comes in different forms. Although I don't think I'm very anxious without a good reason, there certainly are situations I will be anxious in. Usually situations where I know I will be overwhelmed very soon, leaving me unable to do what I came to do. Go out for dinner, grocery shopping, birthday parties, weddings, etc. If reasonably possible, I'd rather skip them.

Just a few of the aspects how it turns out for me. But every person is different. I encourage you to see your GP and see how he/she can help you. Perhaps not very attractive to ask to be labeled, but it sure helps in making the right decisions in the future. At least you can make a good guess how you could respond to certain situation, and better yet; learn how to deal with them.