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Thought of a few more.
I can't fall asleep if I am not covered with a blanket up to my neck. There's a weird feel of anxiety if I am covered anywhere below.
I also cannot fall asleep when I am not facing away from the wall. My reasoning for this is that when I am facing the wall, my back is turned to the emptiness of the room, leaving me exposed. If I do fall asleep like that, 99% of the time I wake up from one of those dreams where you trip and fall into nothing.
When I am in the car and the music is playing, I move a part of my body to the beat. I can't otherwise. If I am at a red light, I stomp my foot. If I am driving it's either my right hand tapping away at the shifter or my lower jaw is tapping away at the upper. I've had a sore jaw from long trips due to tapping away at the beat.
I'm better at it now, but up until recently, I would avoid gaps in tiles and would time my steps to only hit whole surfaces.
If I have a stack of identical items (DVDs, CDs, papers), the edges have to match and all of them have to face the same direction.
If something is crooked or a bed cover corner is turned up, I can't rest until I fix it.
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Maturity is knowing you were an idiot in the past. Wisdom is knowing that you'll be an idiot in the future. Common sense is knowing that you should try not to be an idiot now. - J. Jacques
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