Ooo, drunk birbs!

Their eye color is so light -- it looks like they have googly eyes.

lash out in anger and destroy the people that make them feel that way

Small correction: "... destroy the people that they think make them feel that way".

You are younger than me.

What's something the 50-something-year-old knows that the 40-something-year-old doesn't, and what does the 40-something-year-old know that you don't?

Slowpoke Rodriguez!

Some of the things you mentioned in your first comment really point to infatuation to me, like your perseonal identity becoming secondary to a shared identity, and "Anything that contradicts being with or caring for them is basically impossible to even think." These sound like elements of an unhealthy relationship.

This sounds more like infatuation than love, TBH.

AFAIK, right now, there's nothing available for something like Corne-ish Zen that would be as quiet as a standard chiclet-style keyboard (like your Macally). The Corne-ish Zen takes Kailh Choc v1 switches, and a linear switch (like Kailh Choc Red, Pro Red, or Silver, for example) are going to be the quietest kind. I'm typing on a keyboard right now with Kailh Choc Red switches, and it's quiet for a mechanical keyboard, but a little louder than typing on a standard laptop keyboard, for example.

There are some switch mods out there that aim to make Choc v1 switches quieter, like "tape mod" or "floss mod", although mods like this tend to be pretty tedious and time-consuming. There will probably be a "silent" Choc v1 switch someday, but I don't even know offhand if one is in the works.

If you were interested in a non-low-profile mechanical keyboard, there are "silent" switches available for those (a few examples are Cherry MX Silent Red, ZealPC Zilents, and Kailh Box Silent Brown). If you type with a light touch, a silent mechanical switch might be almost as quiet as your Macally keyboard.

tl;dr: A Corne-ish Zen will be fairly quiet with a linear switch, but not as quiet as the Macally keyboard.

Poor little no-neck dude.

You're welcome! Hope you find something you like.

It kind of looks like a simple wholecloth quilt, or at least a comforter done in that style. If nothing else, you might try searching for quilts instead of comforters or blankets.

Your question is really vague; I think that's one reason people are having a hard time answering. What do you mean by "lifestyle"? Can you give some specific examples of areas or ways in which you want to apply science to your everyday life?