LATE BLOOMERS ANTI-SOCIAL BUTTERFLY: The neurodivergent urge to never leave the house
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Aug 20, 2025 Rox and Rich dive into the intricacies of navigating life as neurodivergent individuals. They share hilarious stories about social misadventures, from double-booking to dodging small talk. The relief of canceled plans is a recurring theme, as they discuss the comfort of solitude versus the pressure of social interactions. With candid insights, they explore the exhausting dynamics of attending parties and the joy of being home. It's a humorous yet relatable take on the anti-social butterfly experience!
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Chaos Of Double Booking
- Rox describes chronic double-booking, missed events, and using alcohol to numb shame from social chaos.
- She now uses a manager and support but still struggles with calendars and plan-followthrough.
Prefer Purpose Over Sociality
- Rich prefers staying home and values activities he enjoys over social rituals.
- He sees many social gatherings as performances that add little personal value.
Alone Isn’t Socializing
- The hosts distinguish going out alone from socializing with others.
- Rich often attends solo activities but doesn't count them as social life since they lack interpersonal interaction.