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I'd be happy for you to try and guess mine! :)

@kuromi , this is a *total* guess because i haven't seen too many of your posts but you seem to have high internal feeling so I'm going to go with ixfp (infp or isfp). My very distant 3rd guess is Infj because your statuses have this quality where you want to talk about your feelings but kind of don't (which admittedly is just a bad Infj stereotype).

@FGG I had completely forgotten about this but I actually got INFP so you're spot on! :)

Same girl. Same :(

It’s weird how on average it seems like most people are healthy and happy (at least in my day to day), but with joining support groups I was shocked how many people have horrible health issues, of all ages too :( it’s like a whole other side of life you’re kinda blind to when you’re healthy

Hang in there, this is going to be in the past some day, hopefully not that long from now

It's possible but not my first thought without other major symptoms. Do you have audiogram changes?

@FGG oh yes! Reading out loud is definitely my weak point. I can't follow a sentence. I guess I'm an academic (though that sounds pretty pompous) so I'm writing a lot. BUT, I'm incredibly slow at that too. Though it's more to do with concentration rather than anything else. Do you have concentration issues? What do you do for work?

It's so interesting to find out what careers people with "learning" disabilities end up in/choose. Actually, I like writing on Tinnitus Talk, as I have the chance to be informal, and don't have to worry about spelling/grammar too much - like I have to at work.

@Steph1710 , I was a veterinarian. Haven't been able to practice since my hearing issues. Funnily enough, when I was a kid, I dreamed of being a fiction writer. I have actually written probably 100+ short stories and even a novel I was in the process of editing that I just can't focus on now. My dyslexia isn't at all severe, just "annoying" but reading out loud is seriously the worst of it.

I have so many conclusions different from the authors. I think it's possible that the cats are so much smarter that they sensed the whole thing being an act. My cat senses everything. If I'm even a little sad, she stares at me intently. She's very attached to me and treats me like her biological mother (I'm also attached).

I find it funny that the authors are like "woah, let's not anthropomorphize cats and think they knew what they were doing." Yet, they are doing it themselves by thinking someone close to them would never stiff them like that.

@Zugzug I proudly anthropomorphize all pets.

I dont believe in the banana regime, for other health reasons Im on potassium supplements and naturally eat 2-3 bananas a day, I went 1 week with low potassium intake and no change in my T.

Gotta use DuckDuckGo

Dude was just lucky, imo.

I can assure you that you're very valuable to this community! Even though we've never met, I know you are smart and caring and I know @Markku feels the same. Hugs from both of us!