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when you are in a state of constant motion
it is very true a lot of important things can go to the way side,
I wish this didn't happen, because at the end of the week, it's like waking up from a night with a lot of wine
what did I do ? what did I eat at 7 am? a whole pack of Twizzlers? when did I do that? I yelled at you for no reason? evidence?
oh yeah, I did do that. sorry.
after reading a few short psych 101 chapters, anyone can tell you that
your brain can only interpret a few stimuli or actually one very important stimuli at a time, and if there is more, your brain will tune the other stimuli out,
thus when I am home from work and I am working on 485094 chapters of nursing 101 and trying to cook dinner so it's ready by at least 6 pm, and trying to read school emails, yeah, my conversation with a real person is going to be a straight slew of
"yeps, oh nos, yeahs, and uh " aka my language section & cognitive section of the brain is on autopilot, and sadly I am probably not truly listening to you.
I am not too sure how to fix this overload of stimuli thing I am going through, maybe just take at least 1 hour or 1.5 hrs a night without school work or household chores, and just sit down and talk?
is that weird?
it is very true a lot of important things can go to the way side,
I wish this didn't happen, because at the end of the week, it's like waking up from a night with a lot of wine
what did I do ? what did I eat at 7 am? a whole pack of Twizzlers? when did I do that? I yelled at you for no reason? evidence?
oh yeah, I did do that. sorry.
after reading a few short psych 101 chapters, anyone can tell you that
your brain can only interpret a few stimuli or actually one very important stimuli at a time, and if there is more, your brain will tune the other stimuli out,
thus when I am home from work and I am working on 485094 chapters of nursing 101 and trying to cook dinner so it's ready by at least 6 pm, and trying to read school emails, yeah, my conversation with a real person is going to be a straight slew of
"yeps, oh nos, yeahs, and uh " aka my language section & cognitive section of the brain is on autopilot, and sadly I am probably not truly listening to you.
I am not too sure how to fix this overload of stimuli thing I am going through, maybe just take at least 1 hour or 1.5 hrs a night without school work or household chores, and just sit down and talk?
is that weird?