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Icefire
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umm not exactly true, I'm pretty sure we expect too be cheered on when we are doing good and expect a lot appreciation because of our strong emotion system. People call us weird therefor we expect to know that we are doing something right or normal in our life. Yes we can be positive and LOVE too help others but with every strong good there comes a strong bad.
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Pretty much sums it up.
Only point I would clarify is about the details. Don't give me too many details. People over-explain. I just tune those out. Give me the necessary ones. Let me come back and ask when I get to a point where I need to ask for more.
Only point I would clarify is about the details. Don't give me too many details. People over-explain. I just tune those out. Give me the necessary ones. Let me come back and ask when I get to a point where I need to ask for more.
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