[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Redway

The way people are rarely-ever satisfied with the present moment.

Originally Posted by Zizu

^^^

That’s me ^^

Presumably due to being on the autistic spectrum and having ADHD also


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…I don’t think that it is that, though…an autistic spectrum thing…/…it’s more a general human thing, I think…we probably do sometimes feel satisfaction in moments but it just doesn’t register/impact so much because they are just moments and so fleeting…it’s like the many positive things we might see or feel in a day that don’t impact in the way that, that one negative thing may do…because the emotion that, that can evoke can be much more significant for us in how it feels…as in/…it’s commonplace for humans to be ruled by fears/anxieties etc rather than moments of peace or calm …

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…I don’t think that it is that, though…an autistic spectrum thing…/…it’s more a general human thing, I think…we probably do sometimes feel satisfaction in moments but it just doesn’t register/impact so much because they are just moments and so fleeting…it’s like the many positive things we might see or feel in a day that don’t impact in the way that, that one negative thing may do…because the emotion that, that can evoke can be much more significant for us in how it feels…as in/…it’s commonplace for humans to be ruled by fears/anxieties etc rather than moments of peace or calm …

Fair comment/s !!


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