It has more to do with the concept than with any recent events, really. I mean, given the nature of the curse, there's always going to be one parent who doesn't/didn't hug the kid enough. Unless they did, which would actually be awesome and adorable.
I've got several in here, but they don't feel like doing anything =_= Which is irritating because I want to write things right now.
It's more the "getting up at eight in the morning to take a class on how the stupid jobnet thing works with (potentially) a bunch of people I don't know" thing than the nature of the university, as far as I know. I... really don't like getting into situations where I don't know a lot ^^a
Then lecture would probably = terrifying. Sitting near the front would probably be better for me anyway, since my ADHD is mostly focused on listening and that way I would be less likely to see the sheer number of people surrounding me.
Too many people is really subjective for me. It depends on things like how close together everyone would be, the lighting in the area, how loud everyone is, the average age of the people around me, what I'm there for and who I'm with (if I'm with anyone). Generally, closer, darker, louder, older, something I don't know anything about that everyone else knows a lot about and someone who makes me feel pressured for some reason are bad things. At that point, 20 people is probably my limit, and then probably for only a few hours. It's also influenced by things like my mood at the time and what else I've had to do before or after the event in question. ...Wow, that was a long explanation. It probably didn't cover everything, either. But I hope that gives you a basic idea?
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Date: 2006-06-13 07:12 pm (UTC)I've got several in here, but they don't feel like doing anything =_= Which is irritating because I want to write things right now.
It's more the "getting up at eight in the morning to take a class on how the stupid jobnet thing works with (potentially) a bunch of people I don't know" thing than the nature of the university, as far as I know. I... really don't like getting into situations where I don't know a lot ^^a
Then lecture would probably = terrifying. Sitting near the front would probably be better for me anyway, since my ADHD is mostly focused on listening and that way I would be less likely to see the sheer number of people surrounding me.
Too many people is really subjective for me. It depends on things like how close together everyone would be, the lighting in the area, how loud everyone is, the average age of the people around me, what I'm there for and who I'm with (if I'm with anyone). Generally, closer, darker, louder, older, something I don't know anything about that everyone else knows a lot about and someone who makes me feel pressured for some reason are bad things. At that point, 20 people is probably my limit, and then probably for only a few hours. It's also influenced by things like my mood at the time and what else I've had to do before or after the event in question.
...Wow, that was a long explanation. It probably didn't cover everything, either. But I hope that gives you a basic idea?