Justβ¦ being lazy. Like, the clothes are washed and dried, but they stay in the basket and never get put up. I put chores off a lot. Thereβs a certain anxiety I have about stuff, like Iβm worried itβll take forever or take a lot of effort. It never does, and it always works out better, but that anxiety stops me every time.
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As a teenager I ironically started saying "howdy" as a greeting. It's now decades later and I still can't break the habit.
I am in no way from the US, let alone parts of it that would say howdy on a regular basis.
You should merge your thing with the guy repeating stuff to his wife's chagrin.
Howdy, howdy, howdy
I was certain it was the shark, bwahahaha!
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I've started saying everything multiple times like Johnny Two-Times in Goodfellas and it's driving my wife nuts nuts nuts.
It can't be harmless, but I bang my teeth together in delicate and particular ways to simulate playing drums and I'd really like to not do that no mo.
Counting my toe flicks. I would flick my big toe and index toe up and down, alternating between left foot and right foot, while counting how many times I have flipped. I don't do it for a long time, mostly up until 20 to 40 counts. May be it's some kind of coping mechanism that I used to do when I was young but it somehow stucked.