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In a group of 3 or more (especially more) people, there is probably no way to avoid this happening to at least some of the participants multiple times. There si
by BHSPitMonkey 4y ago
In a group of 3 or more (especially more) people, there is probably no way to avoid this happening to at least some of the participants multiple times. There simply isn't enough time to get every word in before things get tiresome and people need to re-arrange.
- bittercynic 4y agoIt took until I was well into adulthood to come to that realization. I've come to enjoy the feeling of having had a good idea to contribute, but seeing that the situation doesn't call for my input, and just letting the moment pass. It's fun to have ideas, and it's fun to figure out whether or not it is the right moment to make your contribution.