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I really liked this - neurodivergent love languages
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My only critique is that the pebbling (gift) row has the giving vs receiving columns swapped compared to the rest of the table. The best way to ask is likely something to the effect of "I'm such a trinket / knickknack person. I love little stuff like stickers / keychains / little figurines as gifts!" (or whatever your thing is).
never heard that term and I love it
It's from penguins
that makes it even cuter