Long day on the road driving through Quebec. Stopped at a travel stop in Woodstock, New Brunswick for the night.
Tomorrow is the last leg of our journey to #NovaScotia

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Long day on the road driving through Quebec. Stopped at a travel stop in Woodstock, New Brunswick for the night.
Tomorrow is the last leg of our journey to #NovaScotia
I guess the actual observation is:
a) how confused I was by the word "modules"
b) how much masking was involved in avoiding going down the rabbit hole of defining what a module is
#ActuallyAutistic observation of the day:
Interacting with NTs at work and they're asking me to review a list of "modules" we could sell, and it's just a random arbitrary list of features from our site.
And the whole time I can't stop thinking "ok but what do you even mean by module? how do you deliver said modules?"
Then when I ask, they don't know. They just made up the word because ?reasons
@hmm_cook Mastered it so well, it didn't even occur to me that I have needs until a couple of years ago, in my mid-30s.
It's really only been in the last couple of weeks, though, that I've really started to understand my needs better.
@ModGalFri Alzheimer's (and dementia in general) is tough. We cared for my grandmother for a while, and it was challenging.
I totally get the codependency and people pleasing thing. I eventually went no-contact with my mother but it took a looooong time and a whole lot of self-doubt.
I can't get over how the #ActuallyAutistic community makes me feel.
I feel like I've come home to a family I never knew. A family that is way more like a family than the one I grew up with.
Thanks everyone for reaching out and responding to my barrage of self-discovery posts over the last couple of weeks. I appreciate it so much ππ
@ModGalFri YES!
Wait what was I supposed to be doing again?