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Chastened A Contemporary Cautionary Tale
There’s a fine line between being contradictory in a flirty way and just being aggravating. A little bit of snark is fun, sure. But after a while, you have to cut it out and have an honest, real conversation with someone, even if that makes you nervous because you think you’re going to say something stupid. It’s easy to use sarcasm as a defense mechanism. But this gets old really quickly.
Hoping For Those Three Little Words
This applies to friendships too. If you’re trying to build a new friendship and you always have sharp little comments, guess who’s probably not getting any more coffee or brunch invitations? Yep, you. People want to spend time with someone who’s enthusiastic, positive, and funny. Not someone who will probably make them feel dumb about the last thing they just said, even if it’s in a joking way.
Is your snark killing your game? Do you know someone else whose abundance of sarcasm makes them too much to handle?
The holidays can be an obnoxious time to be single. Everyone is making Thanksgiving plans and picking out Christmas trees and getting engaged, plus then you get to see your entire extended family and field questions about your single status. Like, yes Aunt Ginny, I’m still single. Yes, I’ve tried online dating. No, I don’t want to meet your friend Margie from Book Club’s son. I’m good.
It can be demoralizing.