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keepthetips t1_j15fav9 wrote

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keepthetips t1_j14nj1h wrote

Hello and welcome to r/LifeProTips!

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EmbarrassedPiano5583 t1_j13vhcm wrote

"Here's an LPT (Life Pro Tip) for anyone who needs to call out of work: take a screenshot of your boss's response or any relevant information and send it along with your message. This can help provide evidence that you followed proper protocols and can also serve as a record in case there are any misunderstandings or disputes in the future. Just make sure to redact any personal information or sensitive information before sending the screenshot.

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MysteryMagnetism t1_j13o6um wrote

Take the statement, "Nothing in Life matters."

And you can interpret it in two ways.

  1. Why should I do anything because nothing matters?

Or

  1. Oh my goodness how freeing it is that I can do anything and create anything because nothing matters.

Once I understood this distinction it freed me up from existential dread and allowed me to focus on creating my reality.

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MND420 t1_j13izli wrote

People deserve a conversation, answers and an explanation when they’re being dumped. Closure can help both parties move on.

Make sure to align on the intention of the conversation beforehand though. The intention should indeed be closure and to have any open questions answered. There is nothing wrong with having that dialogue with an ex-partner.

Be sure though that the conversation remains objective and constructive. You are always able to set a boundary or end the conversation as soon as you notice it shifts from constructive closure towards blaming, guilt tripping or trying to win you back.

If an ex-partner already has the habit of doing the latter then sure, you can deny them the conversation as a way of protecting your own mental health. Though don’t deny through stonewalling and/or ghosting, but respectfully let the other person know you do not feel comfortable engaging in further conversation with them and explain to them why.

It’s really dependent on the situation I’d say.

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