They're rad. My wife got me 2 Nigerian dwarf goats for my birthday last year (after a lot of talking about it, don't give animals as a surprise gift). They're at least as smart as dogs, as curious as anything, and they each have distinct personalities. We live just outside a city and walk them just about everyday on leashes. The whole neighborhood loves them.
He prefers playfull headbutts. You hold your hand out and he highfives with his noggin. But I promise he gets tons. His brother is the one who wants skritches .
His nickname at the farm where he was born was Peanut. And I fucking love Nutter-Butters. Seemed like it would be a crime to name him anytbing else.
A couple. By and large though, I've found more that were cultish than weren't. Some are so cultish that the ones they "support" try to avoid them.
I've been through a couple of 12step programs. Some are most deff cult like.
Yo ho ho. Sharing is caring.
I have plans to start flossing regularly too.
I'll ask for resources but she's trained and studied to be a teacher for kids with special needs and that are neuro divergent.
Find an executive functioning class and take it. It's, I think, becoming more and more a thing. My wife is starting to run them for local middle and high schoolers.
And YouTube is your friend. You can find help for just about anything. Taxes, find someone local or just pay a person to do them. States all have different rules.
I worked with my dad for 20 years. He taught me almost everything I know about building houses. But I think the two biggest things were, how to deal with tricky clients (this applies to all people, not just clients), and how to come at everything with a relaxed style. He used to say he spent a lot of money in the '60s developing his attitude.