It's almost like a physical struggle to get the words out, and even more so as I'm fighting my tears over how frustrating it is. I hate it so much.
Or vice versa where you talk to people and they would talk to your "representative" instead.
For example:
I say something to Person A,
Then Person A, instead of asking me directly, would ask Person B instead, "What did she say?"
So Person B acts like a middle man.
Or the reverse, where Person B would talk for you when you can't communicate properly what you want but Person B kind of understands, so they're trying to "translate" for you. Kind of like when kids are still learning how to talk so only the parent kind of understands their words, and they would translate that for strangers.
Does the same still happen to you even after you've grown?
Not so much like zoning out, more like being in a daze. Like when someone asks me a question. I can answer but I'm not fully "there", if that makes sense. Like I'm buffering, but I understand what they're saying, but like I never fully absorb what's happening. Does that make sense?
Is this common? Is this my depression? Or could it be something else?
I get tired so much faster when I'm sitting normally.
How do I stop this? Or what alternatives are there?
Mine ranges around 52-68% after building all industry specializations.
That's the post.
I hate slopes.
My universities went from prestigious to unknown with zero students left so I went to check. I guess everyone graduated?
Elementary and high school also dropped to a few tens and hundreds of eligible students left.
Should I expect mass deaths soon?
Or do you think it's more of an anonymous donation? What about when it's the district people that send the gift?
Do you think ads are still a thing?
Are "mixed income" or "mixed livelihood" households prohibited or is it just tradition to move in with the husband?
Anyone else?
Also, which of the victors do you think wouldn't be victors?
They get seated and just leave. Or sometimes they order, get their food served, then leave without eating or paying.
Since basically the whole district benefits from a tribute from their district winning the games.
Like the phone I'm typing this on. All the tiny components that make up this piece of tech somehow just work physically. As someone who didn't study computer or electronics engineering or whatever, it feels nothing short of magical. Even if I understood it all, I'd probably still be amazed.