If it ever did happen, I definitely donโt remember lol
Its rare for me to even relate to people.
Itโs been a while if ever.
Lol thank you I appreciate that. Iโm a guy though so itโs hard to come by.
People will listen here. Also, just talk more. People will recognize you anywhere if you go a lil off script ;)
Everytime Iโm with my friends and that stays true even when my mind tries to tell me otherwise.
There are many shades of gray, but never absolutes from either side. Human communication mechanisms suck.
The imperfectness of two people communicating create new thought and new possibilities though, because compromise is necessitated and new things are learned or looked at in novel ways due to this process.
Imagine talking with a clone of yourself, who gets every joke, every reference, and can finish your sentences. At first youโll think โcool!โ, but after realising that you have nothing new to say to each other, you will learn not to even try, since why bother finishing a sentence if the other person knows exactly what you are going to say?
I used to be in such a relationship. On the surface, it seemed ideal: she got my jokes, same culture, same group of friends, fantastic synergy. It was also the most stressful relationship I ever had. Imagine being locked in a mirrored room with yourself. I now date someone with a completely different culture and language. Communication is a constant problem, but we work towards it and learn new things along the way constantly. Itโs not perfect. But perfect is a special level of hell, reserved for narcissists.
This has become an everyday thing for me in real life, if not also online although I def slip up here and there. I think the most important part of mutual understanding is having a dynamic where you can be honest (while still being respectful) and have ways to tell each other that which is uncomfortable but necessary to prevent more resentment and misunderstanding and to have both peoplesโ boundaries be quickly established and vigorously respected.