It happens...
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So I travel all over for work at different places. I'll start telling a story about something that happened three weeks ago to a coworker. "Oh yeah, where were you at?" Me- blank stare half the time.
Sometimes it comes to me after a few seconds, sometimes I can't even remember which State I was in.
I used to be awful with names but I've got better at that. Still below average, but better. I do have ADHD for what that's worth.
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[email protected]replied to The Picard Maneuver last edited by
The only reason you need to know someone's name is to talk about them behind their back.
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Repeating the name back helped me immensely. I'm still not great with names but I'm so much better than I was.
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Enjoy winter break. If you aren't going to college (and I wouldn't recommend it for most people), this will be the last time you have that much free time unless you live long enough, and make enough money, to retire.
Sorry to be such a downer. I forget there are high school kids on Lemmy. For what it's worth I'm sorry about climate change, but that's largely the fault of my elders and the corporations that control the government.
Register to vote!
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Here's a fun way to play it- say "We've talked so many times over the years, and I bet you don't even know my name."
If he does, explain that you said that because you don't know his, laugh about it. Get his name and put it in your phone if you think you'll forget.
If he doesn't, then say "Well we're in the same boat because I don't know yours!" Exchange names, and put it in your phone if you think you'll forget.
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I sometimes make a note with someone's name and brief description that sticks to me.
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Drag has a lot of rules Drag made up about life and society. Drag could free Drag from all these binds by relaxing.
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[email protected]replied to The Picard Maneuver last edited by
Oh thank god its not just me.
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[email protected]replied to Dragon Rider (drag) last edited by
Tele can't imagine drag gets many opportunities to share names with people.
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such a drag
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Actually you're not supposed to capitalize every time you mention drag.
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Tim Allen is that you?
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[email protected]replied to The Picard Maneuver last edited by
But sometimes you meet people who you never see again. That brain space could be used for Vim keybindings.
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[email protected]replied to Dragon Rider (drag) last edited by
Geh weg, Drachenficker. Ich bin persönlich voreingenommen gegenüber Menschen, die intime Beziehungen mit Drachen haben.
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Don't forget the universal "Dude" and "Bro"
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Hello Jarvis!
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I have ADHD (+ other stuff) and so names has always been a massive issue for me. A few years ago I just stopped trying because I don't talk to most people anyways.
Me_irl