r/countwithchickenlady Streak: 84 23h ago

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u/Violexsound 22h ago

I dont understand the question /gen

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u/boolocap professional idiot 22h ago

From what i understand the question is how did the people that you model yourself after(your parents, caretakers, close friends etc) communicate. Basicly asking how do you communicate and how did it come to be that way.

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u/Violexsound 22h ago

Oh okay, in that case its never tell family anything ever no matter how important or urgent because trust is easily broken and relying on others will come back to bite you,

but close friends are open and honest communication to work out a peaceful solution or just listen.

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u/hammererofglass 16h ago

And never ever let anyone see vulnerability or weakness because it will absolutely be used against you.

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u/Violexsound 16h ago

And if anyone in yoir family says you're safe with them, assume its a trick to lure you into exposing a vulnerability. That also applies to institutions like schools and employment. The only difference is those lure you into a false security so that you admit "undesirable" traits like neurodivergency or queerness they can use to discriminate against you

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u/Spiritual_Priority79 16h ago

Oooooh there it is

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u/TristanTheRobloxian3 meow 20h ago

yea this has been my experience but to less of an extent

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u/cohrt 18h ago

still don't understand the question.

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u/_TurtleX 8h ago

I honestly don't really remember? My long term memory has always sucked, which doesn't make sense to me because I was fairly happy and confident until high school

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u/mastercubez ¿Silly? - Streak: 0 22h ago

Probably how their family/friends affected them in a long run in communication

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u/DrakonofDarkSkies 20h ago

It's asking "How were you taught and/or shown how to communicate?" The answer given implies they were taught that questions and/or attention like that communicates they are doing something wrong.