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  • Markimus@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Hey, that’s okay, it’s something I learnt the hard way and am dealing with catch-up at the moment.

    In the book How to Win Friends and Influence People, it talks about how you should apologise after some wrongdoing as soon as possible.

    This is a similar concept, following this concept the apology is the boulder. It would be uncomfortable talking about nonsense / small things when this hasn’t yet been cleared up.

    In the news recently there was this talk about two long-lost twins who found each other on social media for the first time, and they then had to confront their adoptive parents on that big boulder there. For the step-parent, that boulder would have had to have been sitting there for 19 years! Imagine the relief and the safety / comfortability that would arise when that boulder was finally lifted. They could finally talk about the more nuanced things without that weight on their shoulders, that filter. It opened a whole new channel of conversation.