Yeah, making decisions is like a big pros and cons list. If there's no real way to split the two it's hard if it's something I care on some level about.
So for example picking a colour for a carpet or pick a new pair of shoes is a nightmare and I put that kind of thing off because ultimately I have no way in my brain to pick beyond that I want something plain so it's quite uncomfortable.
Or picking a holiday destination is awkward, I live in Europe but I don't care whether I next go to Berlin, Paris or Rome. Even if I've been there before versus not I just don't care at all beyond if I consider it stressful being out of comfort zone or something in which case some places can be ruled out.
I suppose that's the trivial things, the bigger life decisions where I can't make a decision I guess ultimately my wife makes for us.
I don't think that's specific to this condition, I've read elsewhere that lots of people have a similar scientific approach to decision making.
So for example picking a colour for a carpet or pick a new pair of shoes is a nightmare and I put that kind of thing off because ultimately I have no way in my brain to pick beyond that I want something plain so it's quite uncomfortable.
Or picking a holiday destination is awkward, I live in Europe but I don't care whether I next go to Berlin, Paris or Rome. Even if I've been there before versus not I just don't care at all beyond if I consider it stressful being out of comfort zone or something in which case some places can be ruled out.
I suppose that's the trivial things, the bigger life decisions where I can't make a decision I guess ultimately my wife makes for us.
I don't think that's specific to this condition, I've read elsewhere that lots of people have a similar scientific approach to decision making.