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Haha yeah, I was ready to buy it for my friend. I think I'm just going to wait until next sale.

Honestly, that's great and I'm glad you can support the game so much

I'm just trying to give a heads up to people who are less fortunate or in the fence for some reasons. In the end, it's cool if more people can enjoy and support SV :D

What kind of nasgor do you like?

IIRC, heart attack is the "default" way if the cause of death is not specified, so supposedly I can write that Jane Doe dies peacefully in her sleep.

Interesting response for someone with your username

But I agree. I would probably use it as voluntary euthanasia tool for painful incurable disease/condition.

Sounds interesting! Never thought about using that trick. I googled it, is this the game?

Thanks for reminding me I need to stop scrolling lemmy right 2 hours ago.

FOSS: Tasks.org

Closed source: Microsoft To Do

I hate Microsoft as much as the next regular tech-literate left-leaning person, but I would say their To Do app is still my favorite To Do list app for me, it hits the right mix of simplicity and customization for personal to do list.

Currently, I'm using both of these apps, but I will drop Microsoft To Do the moment Tasks.org has a dedicated desktop app and have no problem syncing across devices.

Have you tried to engage your core more? edit: Sorry in advance for the reddit link, but here you go https://old.reddit.com/r/tifu/comments/1h4j9sl/tifu_by_never_using_my_core_muscles_for_thirty/

I think finding a community of people from your country might help alleviate some of the homesickness.

Maybe check/follow your ambassador social media and see if they have any event?

I thought you were making a scholarly pun. Turns out not et al

Sorry for the late answer and the text wall

1. Depends on the severity and how much they know about my avoidance habit. I would say sorry (as genuine as I can) and told them about my problem (or most likely make up a believable one that neurotypical person can accept) that made me unable to respond to them in timely manner. That it is wholly a Me problem and not a You problem. I would try my best to complete what they ask of me or help them with something else just to keep it even. This vulnerability talk will exhaust your mental energy tbh, some people will definitely have negative reaction and rightfully so, especially in professional setting. Tho some bridges have been burnt so bad I don't even try 🫠 Still, it's very much worth it, rather than spiralling down to depression town, sinking in the guilty mud trap.
2. I too wish I have an answer for this one. If you have the means, try finding out the reason. Maybe it's ADHD, maybe it's AvPD, maybe it's both, neither, or something else. So far, applying CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) has helped me improve, but it's not a bulletproof solution. My avoidance mostly comes from my tendency to be a perfectionist (which comes from past experience, upbringing, yadda yadda), so I try to accept that sometimes it is okay to be flawed, to disappoint, to not try my best for someone else's sake just to get their approval. Try to have healthy habits that improve mood/health. I also try not to spend too much time inside all day without actual human interaction, because I can definitely get more anxious when I haven't interact with real people (actual interaction face-to-face, not text/chat with people online) to keep me grounded.

Just keep on keeping on one step at a time.