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Appear as Humble
No one likes a person radiating a competitive expression or someone asserting dominance.
To adapt with the individual, acting like someone who is like a friend, someone who doesn't show dominance towards their friends may help.
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Keep the Normal or Awkwardless Atmosphere
More or less, awkward situations appear as barriers when it comes to communication.
In this regard, one may act calm, not freak out, not show fast gestures, and comply with the surroundings.
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Accept Their Thoughts
We all have our ways of picturing the world, situations, ideas, etc. Our insights are unique and will contrast with one another.
What happens is that, when we talk to someone different of our age, we tend to impose our own beliefs. Even if we are correct, our imposed thoughts can make the p...
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Know When to Be Silly and Serious
As personalities vary among us, our maturity varies as well. So, someone younger than us won't appear to be sensible to us sometimes, yet we have to go with the flow and act a lot like them.
As for elders, speaking in common terms and within topic assists in giving them the thought of us a...
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If you see someone who is excessively self-critical or struggles to acknowledge their own worth, they might be a highly intelligent person dealing with low self-esteem. It’s important to show empathy and understanding towards these individuals, as their journey towards self-acceptance might be a ...
Make time for your friend.
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Pick One Person to Ask
It’s best to ask one person instead of a group. Pick someone who you think can help you the most, or at least send individual requests to several people at once instead of dropping a line in a group chat.
Asking a group leads to the “diffusion of responsibility” phenomenon, where no...
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