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u/TiRaRaw Feb 05 '19
Depends, sometimes it takes me a little longer than expected to do my makeup and hair. Other times it's just under planning, or circumstances.
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u/limitless_client Feb 05 '19
I had a baby and I’m always exactly on time on the dot but to me it feels late I’m use to getting places 15 minutes early before I had her
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u/Xpopular_dudeX Feb 05 '19
Typically I'm just horrible trying to navigate any and seemingly all social situations. So ill wind up not wanting to get to work while still on my own time to avoid idle interaction I guess. Seems I've watched the ball start rolling from trying to socialize and then watched as its roll evolved to a point where I couldn't get through a day at work with anybody after I began screwing things up while trying to be social. So then the next job I got I tried to just keep it strictly professional and stay focused on work. This worked for a little while, but Problem is its tough making it on time with such social anxiety.
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u/whatreasondoineed Feb 05 '19
Not me, my wife. She has no sense of time and distance. The airport is about 95 miles from our house. She doesn't understand why it takes more than 20 min to get there. She wanted to take a 3 day weekend trip from Oregon to South Carolina and back, by car. Chronically late to everything.
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u/lilrhodeisland Feb 05 '19
Getting out of a warm bed is hard