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This diagram is nothing more than a psychologist's theoretical doodle. The diagram is not needed. Pasting it to your fridge, as mentioned in the article, is no
by exodust 8y ago
This diagram is nothing more than a psychologist's theoretical doodle.
The diagram is not needed. Pasting it to your fridge, as mentioned in the article, is not needed.
Obviously I'm not referring to "my sadness" when I use the expression "it's sad". It's pathetic that anyone would need to refer to such a diagram before interacting with other people on any level.
Just because a psychologist made the diagram and guidelines on sensitivity in communication, does not automatically disqualify arguments against such a diagram or guidelines. There's nothing to take away here except the reinforcement of common sense when it comes to social interaction in sensitive circumstances.
- recursive 8y agoBoth sadness and patheticism (real word?) can exist only in the eye of the beholder. If you're not the one sad about it, then who is? It sounds like you're saying "it" is just objectively and platonically sad. In my opinion, that is not a thing.