| ▲ | consp 2 hours ago | |
Why does the majority of people just assume people want to communicate... I have not read the article and never am going to. This headline premise alone of doing that will destroy any sanity I have. I do not, ever, want to talk you as a standard and you should never force that to me. | ||
| ▲ | latexr an hour ago | parent | next [-] | |
> Why does the majority of people just assume people want to communicate The question is rather why would you assume that is the case? If it were, the majority of people wouldn’t have an issue striking up a conversation with strangers, but they clearly do. > I have not read the article and never am going to. Then perhaps refrain from criticising it? > I do not, ever, want to talk you as a standard and you should never force that to me. The article isn’t suggesting anyone force anything. Quite the contrary, it advocates for respecting boundaries and even suggests how to communicate your own. | ||
| ▲ | rambambram an hour ago | parent | prev [-] | |
You basically just 'forced' me to read your comment. Aren't you talking to a stranger here? | ||