Ran into another bias folks have with me. It causes me great suffering. This: hyperverbalism and interrupting means that I don't listen, do not care to and must always be 'right." I know people hate it. Yet very few see how awful obsessive rumination and ADHD can be for patients.
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I wish more people understood this. And that people would listen when we tell them to jump in! Jump in and redirect the conversation! There are no brakes here -- it's a natural force, not a machine. 馃挍馃挍馃挍
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Replying to @stratotron
I don't know you say jump in but I do have techniques that I was taught to show others how to bring me down one. I teach them this and they insist that this is something I can control and I have also heard if your mouth is going Molly there's no possible way you can be listening.

Jul 8, 2021 路 5:40 PM UTC

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Replying to @mholzschlag
One of these days we'll have to record one of our (in)famous conversations For Science so they can see *just* how bidirectional speaking/listening can be! I really wish people would try to understand that it isn't always in our control. But alas... 馃槖
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I think your idea of providing examples would be a very helpful undertaking and not just spoken language. All forms of synchronous or near synchronous communication would be fascinating. So let's record a conversation soon real soon cuz I miss you mostest XO
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