• @[email protected]
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    252 months ago

    I made it work. When I’m called out, I go like: “Actually, there is a crucial aspect about point X (10 minutes ago) that we just skipped: …” and it makes me seem thoughtful and thorough.

  • @undergroundoverground
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    162 months ago

    “I totally got away with that”

    Narrator: they did not get away with it

  • @[email protected]
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    I always try to piece together what was said with the few pieces of info that did sink in. It’s like a little mystery I have to solve.

    • @[email protected]
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      52 months ago

      One of my coworkers who’s more in the hyperactive side didn’t understand why I could do well on tests in school, but the thing is they’re puzzles, and puzzles are fun.

      Until they’re not, and you realize you spent 30 minutes thinking about the HRE.

  • HubertManne
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    92 months ago

    I will just ask folks to go through the last part again. Most at least in a business setting are ok with it from my experience.

  • @[email protected]
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    62 months ago

    Neurotypicals do the same but pretend to have listened. They didnt listen while listening, its strange

    • kamenLady.
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      I gave up responding to your point. Every time: “What was it again?” Look up, didn’t read your comment while reading, again, when I want to start writing, blank, repeat.

      Edit: I’m so sure, i had something for that

    • @[email protected]
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      22 months ago

      It’s why there are words for hearing and listening. Yeah, I heard you, but I wasn’t listening

  • @Zenjal
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    12 months ago

    Right? I mean, yeeeeeaaaaaahhhh