Is there a skill that most people have but you don’t and that you wish you had?

Honestly? Sense of direction … that’s literally!

Jeremy always wanted to learn spanish, but it was not easy for him to learn new skills. 🥺

i think i'd be a blast at parties

I wish I could operate heavy equipment like excavators, dozers and graders.

I want to learn to play piano but I have no patience

I could be better at "peopling" ..

Trust. I only want the skill some of the time though.

Bouncy Boobs! I do not have boobs! 😢

i'm pretty skilled at learning stuff there was one thing i had trouble doing but i cant remember right now what it was

🤔🤔🤔Practical mechanical skills. I believe it comes naturally to many, many people. They can look at something and figure out how to take it apart and FIX it. And EVEN put it back together again! I have only rudimentary skills in that department, and I rely on my mechanically gifted friend, Tom, and my cleaning lady for all the rest!

The ability to express thoughts clearly,

Think I just find people ... can't even think of right word right now lol

Play the violin like Mia Asano ( not sure of I spelled her name correctly)

I'd love to get a heavy vehicle license I've been saying that for ages....if I left my current job I'd get it.. maybe that's what I should do 🤔

The skill of wooing. What’s stopping me? I’m autistic and weird and for the life of me I can’t figure it out. I’m 38 and still never been in a romantic relationship before.

Driving.
Reasons: I'm scared, I learned to live without it, having a car is expensive

Social skills. Being able to do small talk with people.

My communication skills need work.
For all my talent with words, when it seems to matter most, I often fail to listen and hear things correctly and formulate replies that land the way I want/need them to.

I am working on it. Especially for the times when I feel flustered or overwhelmed.
I'm getting better

Speaking Spanish and multiple other languages

Budgeting. I have dyscalculia and I just see numbers. My life would have been totally different if I didn't struggle as much with maths though.

Directions, navigating. I cannot find my way out of a paper bag. I now comfort myself that the absence seizures I have recently been diagnosed with have probably been happening for much longer. It would make sense if I zoned out before a crucial turn.

Of course, I don’t drive anymore…

I can’t whistle.

To not be socially awkward… To not hide my awkwardness in social situations by saying ‘pull my finger’

The ability to pretend I’m okay when I’m not.
Most people seem to have mastered the art of disguising their pain, making peace with the unbearable, and carrying on as though nothing inside them has changed.
I’ve never learned to make a home out of pretending.

I feel too deeply, remember too much, and would rather be broken by the truth than comforted by a lie.

How to get what people mean from what they say.

I'm autistic - so I don't get the cues like neurotypical people do.