Medication + therapy is the magic combo. Adderall was the magic bullet for me but I was lucky, and I hate that it only works for a limited time each day. And even then, it just makes actually doing things not suck. The drive, time management, and understanding what motivates me all come from therapy
The best analogy I found was it’s like wading through a river to get to the other side. Medicine gets you out of the river, but you need therapy to find the bridge and cross it.
It might be time to start doing vocab exercises then, if you have word structure and syntax down.
You’ve gotta leave them wanting more
Just dropping in, in case you haven’t heard about it: Single player Tarkov exists, and is very fun! It obviously won’t have the same reactions and interactions as humans, but they’re emulated pretty damn well with some additional mods.
“I like multiplayer games without the multiplayer” is oxymoronic
Then why play an mmo
Well, we haven’t directly observed matter appearing spontaneously in a vacuum, but we have evidence to support it does happen
At least you have job security!