A lot of people do not understand the difference in when someone is being emotional and when someone is being sensitive! However the line is very thin! I tend to at times create social experiments to deduce the meanings to words that can't be easily explained!
About an hour ago I came into a small cafe to have a meal on my own and the table that I like to sit at was vacant, however next to the table were siting two gentlemen who needed to discuss matters of their own interest and regardless of if I have no intention in eavesdropping on any conversation my close proximity to them makes the process of them enjoying their meal impossible, as well as myself, as I am very conscious of the undertones that transpire between people when affected by a presence. They are guys and I am a girl, you get the undertone easily. So my solution was to move from my favourite table to a much farther side!
It is quite evident that when ever there are 2 people siting at a cafe or restaurant they still want their privacy. As much as one wants to demand a stand, they should understand that a cafe is a social environment. Sensitive people realise that privacy is still a need, as one can't restrict people to confined environments to have privacy! Having a desired dialogue can not be achieved just at home or having a smoke on the balcony! Ambiance of a particular space helps the psych to unravel itself! Now they have had a chatty experience and left happy and that also makes me happy as I have the time and opportunity to go back to my table!
Agrrrrr! Now as I try to complete my write up, an elderly person took my space! I have had a few pleasant words with him before and consider him a friend! He is 90 and still walks upright! I also sense that he didn't come to sit next to me hopefully because the universe is giving me back respect as I did the others, however he may also want his space even if I don't mind getting some tips from an older person as well as the joy that there are those who at 90 still can have a good time to chat with a youth like me!
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