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If I ever met you, I'd buy you a coffee. You jumped straight in to help the OP without offering any kind of upfront diagnosis based on the very little informati
by aetherspawn 5y ago
If I ever met you, I'd buy you a coffee. You jumped straight in to help the OP without offering any kind of upfront diagnosis based on the very little information available. The traits are patience and humility. They're valuable and not often found.
- rsweeney21 5y agoHelping other people is actually a tool I use to manage my anxiety. :) Helps me put my worries in perspective. It works really well!
- iorrus 5y agoAgree 100%, this was a great response amongst this sea of self righteousness and scorn
- jesterson 5y agoGoing through comments I almost lost faith into people who do something instead of judging. Apparently there are still some who appreciate it. That's said, if you guys would have a coffee, I'd be honoured to join you, let alone cover related expenses
- javajosh 5y agoI agree that the GP's offer is admirable and far better than mere feedback. But this doesn't obviate the value of honest, constructive feedback. His concern is explicitly about the impression he makes on others, therefore our impressions are valid to share with him.