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For most women, not all. Just like I do for most people, not all. I dislike that some (most?) of us censor ourselves so much to pass, or don't and face the mostly uncomfortable consequences. I hope you find women for which you make just the right amount of sense!!
Just yesterday in a work meeting I could feel the pressure to slow down (stop?) thinking. I actually blurted out "I like to think" to adjust expectations as I continued my intellectual gymnastics around a design. And it's hard to listen to others as my mind is racing over the possibilities. I'm contemplating and impressed by the twelve possibilities racing in my head and have to ask "what are you asking?" after someone asks a question about Concept 101 and I have to go back to that. Luckily I was the customer, so had an allowance - but I still feel the disapproval from some people. I know I need to shrug off the 1 in 3 "she's a problem". Acknowledge the 1 in 3 "she's weird but ok". and Embrace the 1 in 3 "she's kind of cool!"
I mean it's something I have to think on more, by way of meditating in my spare time since there's practically no other time to think anyway. There's some amount of adapting I actually want to do for people who don't live, eat, sleep & breathe theoretical technology this way.
I mean it's not as if I'm absolutely out of touch entirely, there's almost nowhere to meet anyone else regardless; I just want to express all the techie nonsense in better ways.
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"Standing on a well-chilled cinder, we see the fading of the suns, and try to recall the vanished brilliance of the origin of the worlds."
-Georges Lemaitre
"I fly through hyperspace, in my green computer interface"
-Gem Tos
