The people I interact with-- friends, family, coworkers, classmates. I know that metric tends to avoid the people most likely to exhibit this behavior, though.
There’s no need to be hostile. I never said it was bad to recharge by lying on the floor for 45 minutes. I said it wasn’t normal. If that’s what you want to do to deal with being overstimulated or overwhelmed, be my guest.
You’re aware of what everyone does in private? That’s lovely!
As I explicitly pointed out in my own comment, this is a limitation of my methodology. But I do have many people who I share my personal life with and would know their habits, yes.
It’s normal to be tired after a social activity, but 45 minutes of lying on the floor isn’t exactly what I would call normal.
Based on what? Although my usual is about 15 minutes.
The people I interact with-- friends, family, coworkers, classmates. I know that metric tends to avoid the people most likely to exhibit this behavior, though.
You’re aware of what everyone does in private? That’s lovely! That no one in your life is struggling with feeling overwhelmed or overstimulated ever.
I thought this was a nice conversation wtf
There’s no need to be hostile. I never said it was bad to recharge by lying on the floor for 45 minutes. I said it wasn’t normal. If that’s what you want to do to deal with being overstimulated or overwhelmed, be my guest.
As I explicitly pointed out in my own comment, this is a limitation of my methodology. But I do have many people who I share my personal life with and would know their habits, yes.
It may not be typical, but it is not abnormal. Especially if we focus on the 45 minutes of vegetating and not specifically the lying on the floor.
I was mostly talking about the lying on the floor. But your distinction between normal and typical seems like a good insight.
No that’s very executive dysfunction coded