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Flex and Frooms on CATA and I would self describe myself as someone who likes a bit of a gossip. Now not with everyone. Some people don't know how to gossip effectively. I would say I had to define what it is. It is the proactive sharing of information to someone who might benefit from knowing said information. And I'm keeping it broad for that reason. Despite what you may think about living in an information age, people like to
gate keep the most important information. I think it's set to standard gossiping of what we think is good or not good, or what's off or not off. And also, you know, some of us fall into the trap of wanting our conversations to be wholly productive in an obvious way, and sometimes just the act of like giving information with no context is what we need. History requires it from us. But I listen to this. I found it on TikTok.
My life was forever change when I found out that gossip thing is actually like, not that bad, and it's actually kind of good because it's a way for our brains to communicate like behaviors that we like and dislike in other people and like find like friends and people who share the same beliefs as us. But like over time, like men or like.
Stop talking about us, stop talking about us and we're not around, Like, stop talking about the things that you don't like about us, Stop talking about our bad.
Behavior that you don't approve of. And they just like ruined it for everybody, Like they're just mad because we want a kiki and they're not invited because they're annoying?
Are they wrong? You don't want to hear us kiki? And it's true though, because there is something about seeing a gaggle of hotties, you know, kikikikiki ing. Are you like, wait, what's going on there in facts? Because usually good stuff is happening there. You know. It was in gossiping when I found out what is appropriate and inappropriate conduct in a relationship. It's through gossiping. I found out, Okay, what should I be expecting and not expecting at what? What
is the appropriate way to speak to my parents? All of these things were found out through gossiping. And if we're not sharing our stories through that way, then the alternative is much harder, which is the intentional documentation of history, and you guys want to do that. You're not historians, okay, so stop sealing those lips, shut, open them up, and share some stories. Thank you.
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