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One day you went for your very last bike ride with your friends and didn’t even know it…
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Certified Licktrician ⚡️Dripping in chaos, drowning in desire. I am Halloween, leave my mark, and always come back for more. Life’s a blur—catch me sideways💨
Florida, USA Katılım Temmuz 2017
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Y'all be actin like a dude with money really gone come into y'all basic ass life and be like yeah imma pay for everything
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Coming soon to Las Vegas casinos: an ATM that melts down your gold jewelry at 2200°F, verifies the purity and weight, and then transfers the value (minus fees) to your bank account. This will devastate the local pawn shop industry.
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I've been married 32 years, and we didn't know I had ASD/Asperger's for the first 25. Which means my wife lived with it for three decades before we figured it out. Which, as you might guess, makes her something of an angel.
I don't have multiple personalities as Grimes asserts Elon does, unless "two" counts as multiple... but there is a VERY distinct break between "chill Dave" and "burn it all down, we're solving this right now, my way" Dave. That "flip" can be palpable for those around me. In the Musk biography, they call it "Demon Mode", and I find that a little harsh.
You don't want that mode in the ticket line at Disneyland, but in a real crisis, you WANT me on that wall. You NEED me on that wall. It's like that. Something about the way my brain processes Dopamine makes me a monster in tough moments. Until I miss a flight connection and it breaks me later.
What I thought were "episodes" were meltdowns. What I thought might be a personality disorder turned out to be autism. Over the course of five years of writing and self-discovery, I've figured most of it out.
I'm not "cured", but I'm self-aware enough to manage things far better than earlier in life.
And so, I'm not here to say "get diagnosed". But I will repeat at all costs that singular advice from aeons ago. No matter who you are or what you've got going on:
Know Thyself
Then act accordingly.
Astro Greek@astro_greek
"Asperger's makes you a very difficult person," Grimes says. "He's not good at reading the room. His emotional comprehension is just very different from the average human." People should keep his psychological makeup in mind when judging him, she argues. "If someone has depression or anxiety, we sympathize. But if they have Asperger's we say he's an asshole." She learned to navigate the many modes of his personalities. "He has numerous minds and many fairly distinct personalities," she says. "He moves between them at a very rapid pace. You just feel the air in the room change, and suddenly the whole situation is just transferred over to his other state." She noticed that his different personalities had different tastes, even in music and decor. "My favorite version of E is the one who's down for Burning Man and will sleep on a couch, eat canned soup, and be chill." Her bete noire is the Elon that's in what she calls demon mode. "Demon mode is when he goes dark and retreats inside the storm in his brain." One night, when they were at dinner with a group, I watched as the clouds gathered and Musk's mood shifted. Grimes edged away from him. "When we hang out, I make sure I'm with the right Elon," she later explained. "There are guys in that head who don't like me, and I don't like them." "Sometimes one of the Elon versions will seem not to remember what another one has done. 'You will say stuff to him and then he'll just have no memory of it whatsoever, because he was in a brain space," Grimes says. "He's focused on a particular thing, he will not get stimulation, not consume any inputs from the outside world. Stuff can be right in front of his eyes and he won't see it. It's just like what happened when he was in grade school." In the 2018 emotional turmoil at Tesla, she tried to coax him to relax. "Everything doesn't need to suck," she told him one night. "You don't need to feel stoked about everything all the time." But he also understood, in ways that others did not, that his restlessness was a driver of his success. So, too, was his demon mode, though that took her a little longer to appreciate. "Demon mode causes a lot of chaos," she says, "but it also gets shit done." Source: Walter Isaacson's 'Elon Musk' (2023), chapter 49
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Morning intimacy with your partner is healthier than night 👇👇
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Today I will live in the moment. Unless it's unpleasant, in which case I will eat a cookie
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@malingamed45657 @CloverBaltimore Her husband cheated on her back in the day with a bıtch who has aids.
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You guys!! My plaque finally came in!! Even tho Porn hub is taking down all my videos I still got my plaque and my 100k badge!!!
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Dating to marry doesn't mean I'm dating you to marry you. I'm dating you to see if i want to marry you.
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The intimacy of sleeping together, but not in a sexual way. Feeling the warmth of their body in a cool room. Their arms holding you tightly. Sleepy half-kisses. Feeling safe. Feeling warm. Brushing their hair. Closing your eyes again. Pulling closer. Falling asleep peacefully 🤍
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"Asperger's makes you a very difficult person," Grimes says.
"He's not good at reading the room. His emotional comprehension is just very different from the average human." People should keep his psychological makeup in mind when judging him, she argues. "If someone has depression or anxiety, we sympathize. But if they have Asperger's we say he's an asshole."
She learned to navigate the many modes of his personalities.
"He has numerous minds and many fairly distinct personalities," she says. "He moves between them at a very rapid pace. You just feel the air in the room change, and suddenly the whole situation is just transferred over to his other state."
She noticed that his different personalities had different tastes, even in music and decor. "My favorite version of E is the one who's down for Burning Man and will sleep on a couch, eat canned soup, and be chill."
Her bete noire is the Elon that's in what she calls demon mode. "Demon mode is when he goes dark and retreats inside the storm in his brain."
One night, when they were at dinner with a group, I watched as the clouds gathered and Musk's mood shifted. Grimes edged away from him.
"When we hang out, I make sure I'm with the right Elon," she later explained. "There are guys in that head who don't like me, and I don't like them."
"Sometimes one of the Elon versions will seem not to remember what another one has done. 'You will say stuff to him and then he'll just have no memory of it whatsoever, because he was in a brain space," Grimes says.
"He's focused on a particular thing, he will not get stimulation, not consume any inputs from the outside world. Stuff can be right in front of his eyes and he won't see it. It's just like what happened when he was in grade school."
In the 2018 emotional turmoil at Tesla, she tried to coax him to relax.
"Everything doesn't need to suck," she told him one night.
"You don't need to feel stoked about everything all the time." But he also understood, in ways that others did not, that his restlessness was a driver of his success. So, too, was his demon mode, though that took her a little longer to appreciate.
"Demon mode causes a lot of chaos," she says, "but it also gets shit done."
Source: Walter Isaacson's 'Elon Musk' (2023), chapter 49
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A man who loves you is a man who will give you a bunch of rules to follow
If you don't obey them
He will find a woman who will
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