| ▲ | Pooge 6 hours ago | |
I'm born Guesser but evolved into an Asker. However, it depended on whether I was the requester or not; if I wanted to invite someone, I would try to avoid putting them in a position where they had to say "no". However, I didn't mind saying "no" myself. I would argue with other people that it's impolite to put them in such a position as they may not like to decline. After discussing it openly with friends and family, I realized that it was okay to say no and people wouldn't mind. This changed me into an asker. What's funny is that my parents were askers. I guess being introverted made me more of a guesser initially. | ||
| ▲ | attila-lendvai 5 hours ago | parent [-] | |
you may like this thought: if you have a weak no, then it makes your yes weak. | ||