Monasteries follow strict rules. Good for those who fit these rules but monasteries are far from a place for people who don’t fit.

I may have missed something though - I don’t see how is that related to the linked article.

Fit into wider society. If someone has sensory issues, then a monastery would be a more peaceful place. Some people like set routine as well.

I guess. Some monasteries were located in busy towns, had bells, chants, animals, workshops, etc. But if you found a place that was a good fit, and the monastery didn’t dislike you for other reasons (e.g. being left handed), then yes. Otherwise there were other peaceful occupations; from highly specialized crafts to literal hermits.