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I was like that for several decades but after I retired I got better. I'm fairly certain that, at least in my case, it was a form of hypervigilance and based i
by jhayward 2y ago
I was like that for several decades but after I retired I got better.
I'm fairly certain that, at least in my case, it was a form of hypervigilance and based in anxiety. I'm less anxious these days and hope to live longer as a result.
Although I do still have a better-than-average ability to know when to check what's in the oven for doneness. This "feels" much different, though - I'm completely unaware of the passage of time until something just says to me "that stuff should be about done now."