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The key thing is knowing that their level of curiosity may not be what you prefer. I've come to terms that people often don't actually care about understanding
by PakG1 7y ago
The key thing is knowing that their level of curiosity may not be what you prefer. I've come to terms that people often don't actually care about understanding what I do and would rather just make assumptions about it. If you can't accept that and let it be, you can become a very despondent person. :) And then when you try to correct their misunderstanding, you just make them unhappy too. Everyone loses.
- Consultant32452 7y agoYep, if they're not actually interested, which is usually the case, you're either going to bore them or insult them because it will come off as bragging.
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