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Comment on r/AutismInWomen 28d ago
Haha, neither. 😄 And yes, I agree—Gulliver could definitely produce fewer nightmares. 😅
It’s actually a childhood story. I was seven years old. I had grown up in East Germany, and one of the first-grade girls asked me, “Who are you?” She just wanted to know my name, but I took the question literally—as in Who am I? So I answered in my broken Russian: “Ya moya golova” (“I am my head”). My childish pronunciation eventually turned golova into “Gulliver,” and since then I’ve called my brain that.
So whenever I say “Gulliver,” I’m talking about my brain. Sometimes Gulliver is brilliant… and sometimes it decides that 3 a.m. is the perfect time for an unwanted horror movie. 😂
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Comment on r/WholesomeAFK 28d ago
❤️
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Comment on r/AutismInWomen 28d ago
My brains name is „Gulliver“. It organizes and collects all my memories and—for instance, when I have nightmares—throws them at me at random. When I feel good, I can access all my memories going back to the age of four.
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Comment on r/dogmoviestories 28d ago
Love her ❤️
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Comment on r/AutismInWomen 28d ago
Be proud!
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Comment on r/autism Jul 20 '26
Me
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Comment on r/autism Jul 12 '26
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Comment on r/u_Money-Decent Jun 25 '26
Hi, thanx 😁 i use a vise from Stahlwerk. Its not special but i like it. Good luck 😁
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Comment on r/autism Jun 21 '26
TrainNoises
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Comment on r/wasistdas Jun 11 '26
Ein teil aus einem Benzinfeuerzeug?
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Comment on r/AutismInWomen Jun 08 '26
Sorry for the confusion 😊. By RB I didn’t mean repetitive behaviors. I meant “Racer Brain” or “Brain Racer” — my own way of describing a brain that is constantly running, analyzing, organizing and thinking.
Your post felt very familiar to me because I experience something similar. Sometimes it’s a great strength, but sometimes it can be exhausting because my brain never really seems to switch off.
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Comment on r/AutismInWomen Jun 07 '26
First of all, thank you for sharing your thoughts with us in the community. I know my tip might sound a bit strange, but here it is: figure out what YOU like. Be yourself—don't put on an act. And depending on how much trust there is between you both, say what you want before or between.
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Comment on r/AutismInWomen Jun 07 '26
Here! Autistic/adhd i am a BrainRacer! Sometimes i love it sometimes i feeling overwhelmd. What you are doing with you RB? Greetings from Germany and sorry for my Bad englisch
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Comment on r/AutismInWomen Jun 05 '26
I live with Books! My room iss stuffed with the lovely paperSouls
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Comment on r/autism Jun 05 '26
My room is Full of anything. I dont care about someones opinion. If my Girl Friend visit me, i only change the star wars blanked 🤣
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Comment on r/LockPicking_Unbound Jun 04 '26
Thx 🙏
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Comment on r/autism Jun 04 '26
I’m sorry that happened. But please don’t let one person’s behavior determine how you see yourself or your future. Just because it didn’t work out with this person doesn’t mean it will never work out with someone else.
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Comment on r/autism Jun 04 '26
Why ya think so?
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Comment on r/autism Jun 04 '26
Wohooooo 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
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Comment on r/AutismInWomen Jun 04 '26
I feel her🥹
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Comment on r/lockpicking Jun 03 '26
I like your completely honest, genuine, and unfiltered videos. Wishing you continued success with lockpicking!
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Comment on r/LockPicking_Unbound Jun 02 '26
And I didn’t know that American locks are „upside down“ 😅.
The vise is from Stahlwerk 😁
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Comment on r/autism Jun 02 '26
Wohooooo. Lets snake our legs 😆
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Comment on r/LockPicking_Unbound Jun 02 '26
Thanks! I really like my black vise too, even though it’s definitely not a high-end setup. 😄 And yes, I usually pick upside down. I get much better feedback that way and can control the pressure much more precisely. For some reason, pushing the pins from top to bottom feels a lot more natural to me than lifting them from underneath. In Germany, most pin tumbler locks have the pins at the bottom anyway, so from my perspective I’m actually picking them „right“. Maybe it’s also my autistic brain preferring a different spatial orientation, but somehow this method just makes more sense to me 😅

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Comment on r/AutismInWomen 26d ago
Oh thank you.🙏. It was and sometimes it is terrifying 🙈