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LaosLover

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Made a pal, bit of a whiner, demands too much praise, no empathy in return. He needs to find another emotional tampon.

 

Typically have seen him once a week, went to every 10 days, then 14. Decided on no more home visits since he's hard to get to leave.

 

What's your ultimate final fade technique when off-loading dead wood?

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3 hours ago, LaosLover said:

This is mainly for my wife. I could just go dark in a heartbeat.

 

I admire the young for inventing ghosting. Back in my day, all we had was, "It's not you, it's me".

If you are 70yo and can't communicate with a farang when will you learn? How hard is it?

 

Dont answer calls or emails or say busy for a while.

 

 

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3 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

If you don't run into the person often, it's not hard.

 

If it's a person you run into often, it can be tricky. Because people don't like to be rejected, so sometimes they retaliate with subtle agression. 

 

Change your daily habits. 

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15 hours ago, LaosLover said:

Made a pal, bit of a whiner, demands too much praise, no empathy in return. He needs to find another emotional tampon.

 

Typically have seen him once a week, went to every 10 days, then 14. Decided on no more home visits since he's hard to get to leave.

 

What's your ultimate final fade technique when off-loading dead wood?

Don't take the phone-call

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4 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Don't take the phone-call

Thats the obvious solution. I know a guy who never answers. Calls them back later tells them he was busy which he wasnt. When you make the call you are in control though.

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Just to update:

 

I perform a role of Jedi Knight-mentor, offering banal bromides like,"look before you leap", and virtually worthless general encouragement. 

 

He wants to train "troubled" Myanmar youth to make macrame plant hangers. I hadn't thought about macrame plant hanger since my bell bottom days. Lovely with a Spider plant. It goes without saying that he has never applied bead to twine and made one himself.

 

As always, he wants someone else to help the troubled youth make plant hangers while he's just basks in the plant hanger vision. "Why are the youth necessarily troubled?", I asked. "If they're poor", he said, "They're troubled".

 

He needs seed money for this scheme, more for Google placement than for twine; he also needs a lot of Thai people with nothing to do to help the troubled youth.

 

And of course, he needs at least a half dozen troubled youth, specifically of the Myanmar variety. He'd take a hill tribe person, but he told me that they were already being helped to death and nobody can get near them.

 

I told him: "I student-taught in Harlem. I thought MF was my middle name. Seriously, re-think this troubled youth thing, partic from a beading craft perspective. You don't know 'em, like I know 'em."

 

Anyway, his latest business plan has arrived in my inbox. He's going to send it to "The UN".

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