Right now, my favourite people are the ones who make the day feel a little
less like a survival challenge and a little more like a cooperative run where
someone else is actually paying attention to the map.

They’re the chaos-tamers, the ones who don’t mind when I forget what I was
saying halfway through because something interesting happened in the corner
of my eye. They’re patient enough to let my brain do its usual detours, and
steady enough to make things feel grounded again when I finally circle back.

These are the people who show up without fanfare — the quiet boosters who
make the rough days manageable and the good days even better. They’re the
ones who can laugh with me about the chaos, not at it, and who know when a
bit of humour helps more than advice.

I appreciate the people who bring calm instead of noise, understanding
instead of pressure, and who never underestimate the power of a simple,
well-timed “You’ve got this.” Those are the real favourites — the steady
signals in all the static.