I'm mentally unwell

The question is: What does audio roleplay offer you, that other fictional mediums like movies, books, and videogames don't?

He got a lot of hand me down toys that he'd often break with his rough play, so he had more fuck digging around and playing with rocks, sticks, defunct machines, and other free things that he could break without getting into trouble.

He was a very big boy, to the point that he was defending his older brother from bullies when he was seven and his brother was nine. He took a martial arts class as a kid but only did it so that he could punch and kick wooden boards, and quit once he had his fill of punching wood in half.

His parents let him mess around in the kitchen from a young age. He started cooking when his parents denied him an easy bake oven because it was a "girl toy" and a "waste of money" because he was tall enough to reach a real oven anyway. He just played with the real oven and made real (bad) food as a child until he learned to make good food.

His distractibility by small, mundane things made him an awful student. His general disinterest in abstract academic topics (or frankly anything he couldn't physically get his hands on) made it worse.

Bing was rambunctious and argumentative as a child, picking fights with other kids, teachers, and authority figures. Despite his promising academic ability in childhood, he didn't get far in college as a young adult, mostly due to his habit of making his professors disfavor him with his caustic personality. Bing hates being told what to do more than anything. Ever since he was a child, he'd respond to just about any order with pushback, unless he's in a high stakes situation where he has no choice but to put his faith in someone else's judgement.