I was schooled in a “gifted program” which pretty much meant everyone was neurodivergent in so many wonderful ways.
Issues are that having most of my gradeschool with like minded types, then similar situation in college and during my career I have the curse of NOT BEING USED TO dealing with non neruodivergent peoples in such volume.
It’s really depressing but that’s solved with my bong.
Ooo! Ooo! 
Me too!
Former “gifted” kid here. And yeah, I bet the makeup of my classroom was similar to what you’re saying.
A few years ago I heard a psychologist refer to gifted children as having a learning disability. But like the opposite of what most people think of when they hear the words “learning disability.” I couldn’t stop thinking about that for weeks.
This means “not suited to the snails pace that regular schools run at.”
Just stopping by alongside my fellow Neurodivergents. My whole household is ND 
I am Dyslexic and I have ADHD, Wife is ADHD and our son is waiting on a combined assessment for Autism and ADHD. Three utter weirdos trying to rub along in a house together.
It’s weird going through this thread seeing so much stuff from my daily that I recognise. Especially the finished Toilet rolls 
Or “in as straight a line as their trains run”
Sure, there’s all these cool places to explore along the way that make the trip more meaningful and engaging, but - we got testing schedules to hit people. I don’t care what you’re interested in, go pee and we’re onto the next station 
@Haggis 
One of us! One of us! One of us!
I’ve used this thread as a motivator to finally train myself to throw those fuckers out every time. AND replace them. My wife is thankful for all my kindred OG’ers 
Ok haha reading this above ^ in response to this below \/ had me thinking for a second that @Not-Notjosh is throwing out his family members instead of the empty TP rolls 
English language is fun when mixing up the sentence subjects