There is another "person" and personality in my brain that I've been talking to like to a friend since I was 5 :) Although she's actually me, but another me. She looks like Aska from Evangelion anime and we talk a lot (mostly not out loud).

Often she refers to me as "you". She tells me, "it's late, you need to go to sleep". Also, when I was writing a diary, she'd refer to me as "you" in there.

Sometimes we refer to each other as "we" too when I talk to myself/her in my brain or out loud when I'm alone, or when she talks to me :)

When we have to do something she'd encourage me to do that, we discuss everything together. She supports me a lot too. When I'm in extremely stressful situations, she tells me she's going to take over, and she does, and my emotions fade away.

I still refer to her as another person, even though we both agree that she's also me haha :) I enjoy our interactions a lot haha :)

Woah, that's so cool 😲😲

I have this issue too, plus I'm speaking 3 languages, so I'm glad when people finish my sentences or say the word I'm trying to find 😅

I speak 3 languages too, and sometimes I forget how to say the word in one or two of them too 😅

Yeah, that's true. I didn't care for anything last summer, but then started an antidepressant and now I feel better.

I do this sometimes on a driving lesson. It happens rarely, but it's dangerous 🫠

I love it!! I love dark rainy stormy clouds :)

I feel really accomplished when I work on or finish something I'm passionate about, like programming (my job) and studies in uni.

I also love some video games that involve resource/people management, reaching goals, progressing, strategic thinking, so I feel accomplished when playing those.

But I don't have a feeling of accomplishment for small things unrelated to those, like house chores.

And because big things are worked on through small tasks, and I accomplished some big ones, now I often stop pursuing new big goals because of this. Even though, I understand that I need to keep progressing and I want to do it.

Also, I'd spend lots of time choosing books, games and workbooks I'd want to read/play/go through, but then I'd buy them and don't do anything.

I have motivation, logical reasoning and see the benefits of those initially, but then I just stop because it either loses its purpose in my head, or I feel too tired to do it after work or on weekends, even if I want to and make plans to do it during a day.

I think it's related to the lack of the accomplishment feeling.

I've started noticing when people lie to me when I got 22. Until then I just presumed everyone was telling the truth because why wouldn't they? I'm still working on recognising the others' lies.

I used to always say the truth except for one situation with my parents to avoid being punished.

Also, at 22, I got told off by my older sister for telling the truth once because it hurt her feelings, so I've also learned to lie if the truth would hurt other people's feelings to avoid upsetting them.

I still say a lot of rude truths, but less at this point.

It looks so comfy and fluffy :)

Omg 😮

Woahhh! So striking and beautiful!

Nice! I like electricity transmission lines.

Not Safe For Life?

Awwww 🥰🥰🥰

That's really cool! :)

It looks pretty :)

Yes please :)

He's so cozy 😊

I understood that reference

Thank you for explanation :)

Haha! That's my continuous motivation and even if I have another idea in mind, I get distracted by trying to improve the traffic and transportation haha

I've played CS2 for several months and yes, it got to the "Traffic Management Simulator" stage haha. I've developed the tube and cargo trains system to keep the roads freeer, and have built an overground road. Now it's around 64-76% so I'm happy with that.

Also, my game schedule is about the same 🤣 I want to keep playing because I like the game and I like designing and problem-solving, so I'm looking for additional goals :)

That is a helpful view on that. Sometimes they get blank for a period of times for me too.

What is your fictional lore?