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This is kind of hard to explain. I know it's common for autistics to take things literally. When I first hear the words, or read the phrase, my brain interprets it literally. And then there's a pause, and then I figure out what the context is. Context could be the speaker, the medium, the previous conversation, where I am physically at, lots of things. I have noticed when I'm not paying attention and I'm answering automatically, I will answer literally. And then I'm embarrassed lol. Does anyone want to share any examples of this happening to you?

Do you like to work from home, or in office, or something else?

The time change will be the death of me. 🫠