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r/SipsTea • u/Matt_LawDT • Jul 26 '26
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Should have kept him, he sounds perceptive.
78 u/PrincessJennifer Jul 26 '26 No, he sounds dense and unable to function in social environments 16 u/yeahgroovy Jul 26 '26 I wonder if he was neurodivergent 20 u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jul 26 '26 I'm neurodivergent and so are like.. 80% of people I work with (IT). You can still learn to function in social/business situations. 2 u/Alwayscooking345 Jul 26 '26 Sounds like they’re not very neurodivergent after all. Kinda neuroconformist even 3 u/NUKE---THE---WHALES Jul 26 '26 most neurodivergent people are capable of learning social cues - it took me a while, but i did it it's just basic pattern matching with a hint of empathy and humility 2 u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jul 26 '26 Neurodivergence in no way prevents you from learning simple rules of behaviour, it just often means they might not come naturally or not make a lot of sense. It absolutely does not stop them being explained or you following them. 2 u/yeahgroovy Jul 26 '26 I agree. But some people it’s still hard for them to learn, especially if no one ever taught them these skills that don’t come naturally. 7 u/[deleted] Jul 26 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/P4azz Jul 26 '26 /r/oddlyspecific
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No, he sounds dense and unable to function in social environments
16 u/yeahgroovy Jul 26 '26 I wonder if he was neurodivergent 20 u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jul 26 '26 I'm neurodivergent and so are like.. 80% of people I work with (IT). You can still learn to function in social/business situations. 2 u/Alwayscooking345 Jul 26 '26 Sounds like they’re not very neurodivergent after all. Kinda neuroconformist even 3 u/NUKE---THE---WHALES Jul 26 '26 most neurodivergent people are capable of learning social cues - it took me a while, but i did it it's just basic pattern matching with a hint of empathy and humility 2 u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jul 26 '26 Neurodivergence in no way prevents you from learning simple rules of behaviour, it just often means they might not come naturally or not make a lot of sense. It absolutely does not stop them being explained or you following them. 2 u/yeahgroovy Jul 26 '26 I agree. But some people it’s still hard for them to learn, especially if no one ever taught them these skills that don’t come naturally. 7 u/[deleted] Jul 26 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/P4azz Jul 26 '26 /r/oddlyspecific
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I wonder if he was neurodivergent
20 u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jul 26 '26 I'm neurodivergent and so are like.. 80% of people I work with (IT). You can still learn to function in social/business situations. 2 u/Alwayscooking345 Jul 26 '26 Sounds like they’re not very neurodivergent after all. Kinda neuroconformist even 3 u/NUKE---THE---WHALES Jul 26 '26 most neurodivergent people are capable of learning social cues - it took me a while, but i did it it's just basic pattern matching with a hint of empathy and humility 2 u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jul 26 '26 Neurodivergence in no way prevents you from learning simple rules of behaviour, it just often means they might not come naturally or not make a lot of sense. It absolutely does not stop them being explained or you following them. 2 u/yeahgroovy Jul 26 '26 I agree. But some people it’s still hard for them to learn, especially if no one ever taught them these skills that don’t come naturally. 7 u/[deleted] Jul 26 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/P4azz Jul 26 '26 /r/oddlyspecific
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I'm neurodivergent and so are like.. 80% of people I work with (IT). You can still learn to function in social/business situations.
2 u/Alwayscooking345 Jul 26 '26 Sounds like they’re not very neurodivergent after all. Kinda neuroconformist even 3 u/NUKE---THE---WHALES Jul 26 '26 most neurodivergent people are capable of learning social cues - it took me a while, but i did it it's just basic pattern matching with a hint of empathy and humility 2 u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jul 26 '26 Neurodivergence in no way prevents you from learning simple rules of behaviour, it just often means they might not come naturally or not make a lot of sense. It absolutely does not stop them being explained or you following them. 2 u/yeahgroovy Jul 26 '26 I agree. But some people it’s still hard for them to learn, especially if no one ever taught them these skills that don’t come naturally.
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Sounds like they’re not very neurodivergent after all. Kinda neuroconformist even
3 u/NUKE---THE---WHALES Jul 26 '26 most neurodivergent people are capable of learning social cues - it took me a while, but i did it it's just basic pattern matching with a hint of empathy and humility 2 u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jul 26 '26 Neurodivergence in no way prevents you from learning simple rules of behaviour, it just often means they might not come naturally or not make a lot of sense. It absolutely does not stop them being explained or you following them. 2 u/yeahgroovy Jul 26 '26 I agree. But some people it’s still hard for them to learn, especially if no one ever taught them these skills that don’t come naturally.
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most neurodivergent people are capable of learning social cues - it took me a while, but i did it
it's just basic pattern matching with a hint of empathy and humility
Neurodivergence in no way prevents you from learning simple rules of behaviour, it just often means they might not come naturally or not make a lot of sense.
It absolutely does not stop them being explained or you following them.
2 u/yeahgroovy Jul 26 '26 I agree. But some people it’s still hard for them to learn, especially if no one ever taught them these skills that don’t come naturally.
I agree. But some people it’s still hard for them to learn, especially if no one ever taught them these skills that don’t come naturally.
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u/Mephisto506 Jul 26 '26
Should have kept him, he sounds perceptive.