"Communication is the key."
A calls B and says, "I made chocolate chip cookies." B says "Good for you," and feels bummed about not having cookies and about A boasting of having cookies while B has none. Two days later A says, "Why didn't you come over and have some cookies?" and B says, "You didn't invite me." A says, "Yes I did! I told you I made cookies!" - suba-al-hadid
This comment was really evocative to me, and I'm interested in others' reactions to it. Did A fail to communicate in a reasonable manner? Did B jump to a pessimistic conclusion? Was it a simple miscommunication?
This comment was really evocative to me, and I'm interested in others' reactions to it. Did A fail to communicate in a reasonable manner? Did B jump to a pessimistic conclusion? Was it a simple miscommunication?