i'm sure! There aren't that many people on the Faroe Islands to begin with! I'm not an adult baby theoretically as I don't even wear diapers. I do have some childlike inclinations though because I have Classic Autism and ADHD. I do like children's cartoons, dressy overalls and T strap shoes, children's rides in amusement parks, pacifiers, etc. I'm in my mid late 40s chronologically, but I'm really more like a 4 1/2 year old emotionally and socially according to 98% of people who know me. Of course, that's also because of my Autism.
You live in a relatively unpopulated area. The capital (and largest city) in the Faroe Islands is Torshavn. Even there, the population is only 14,000, and the metropolitan area, if you can call it a "metropolitan" area, has only 23,000 people total. In the United States, 23,000 people would be the size of a rather tiny city. I know there are people with Autism who prefer to be alone and are not very talkative and who are aloof. But for me, I'm very talkative (to the point where I annoy some people by talking so much, actually not that different than some 3 or 4 year olds who are talkative and constantly ask questions, who have moms who probably send them to preschool to get them out of their hair for a few hours, so the mom can do household chores and go to the supermarket without the child interruptibg them). I think living in a territory that has 53,000 people would drive me crazy. LOL. There are many state universities in the United States of America that have more students attending than the entire population in Torshavn!! For someone like me who talks to people a lot, it would be hard. One of my favorite places in the United States, in South Carolina, had 30,000 people in the small city. However, that city is a suburb of a bigger city that has about 75,000 people. And the metropolitan area of the bigger city has easily over a million people.
I was very much affected by the COVID 19 quarantine and isolation because for the longest time I couldn't meet with anyone at all physically for at least 2 years. This drove me to the point where I had so much stress that I developed a stomach ulcer in April 2020, about a month after COVID 19 quarantine started. It was virtually a lockdown on the West Coast of the United States. I didn't get COVID luckily, but my mental health is getting worse and worse. I think I act like a 4 year old 98% of the time, at least emotionally and socially. I never even wrote on ADISC very much (9 posts maybe) before COVID 19. I now have 860+. I started communicating more and more here because I was so isolated for quite a while. And while I don't wear diapers, I do have some childish / childlike things in common with some adult babies. That's not really my fault though; it's because of my Autism.
Have a good day and take care.
- longallsboy
