Dealing with impatience/queues

NAS67658 said:

Is impatience a particular thing of autism?

...No.

Some people are patient, some fidget, some are not at all patient. Some can also hang back / do something else... until the queue is gone, or come back at another time. All of this has little to do with Autism, or Age, either.

...Myself, personally, living in London, I just remind Myself that there are at least 8 MILLION other people nearby, and so I consider it lucky that I gain a place in a queue without being harassed at all...

NAS67658 said:

Is impatience a particular thing of autism?

...No.

Some people are patient, some fidget, some are not at all patient. Some can also hang back / do something else... until the queue is gone, or come back at another time. All of this has little to do with Autism, or Age, either.

...Myself, personally, living in London, I just remind Myself that there are at least 8 MILLION other people nearby, and so I consider it lucky that I gain a place in a queue without being harassed at all...

Funnily enough, I find the social distancing queues more easy to manage - and, yes, if it’s too long I just turn around and try another time