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I Made A Comic Guide About The Korean Concept Called “Nunchi”, And It Might Help In Situations Where You Need To ‘Read The Room’
These are some of my comics from a while back when I discovered a Korean concept called “Nunchi”, it is a good reminder for myself from time to time!
I have also posted on Bored Panda previously, and if you’d like to see my other posts such as a comic guide on how to handle gender expectations as a parent or an illustrated conversation with my wife about cleaning and chores, or even perhaps a wholesome comic about an otter who overcame societal expectations and learned to love himself for who he is, then make sure to click here, here, and here.
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and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 2 years ago
As an autistic person, I find this simultaneously helpful and infuriating. I can’t really assess tone of voice/facial expression, and it’s really annoying when people expect you to be able to do this naturally. But I do appreciate advice, and this is well meaning! Also, not gonna lie, this seems a lot like code switching/masking
Bec 2 years ago
I understand your frustrations, but some of these are also just being aware/thoughtful. Has everyone had a fair turn? I was just in a meeting where one person had done most of the talking, so I made it a point to ask a question to the others who had not spoken, and I was careful to ask something in their area of expertise. Also, you be you, be authentic, let your team know this isn't your strongest area and ask for their patience and assistance
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Wolfe 2 years ago
I am naturally very good at this. I guess it's just part of my personality. I'm always shocked when people don't know how to read a room. I've realized that some people just aren't as strong in this department
SealOfDisapproval 2 years ago
My skills at reading a room are on par with a rock. I'm aware of this, so I'm more of a listener/observer.
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and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 2 years ago
As an autistic person, I find this simultaneously helpful and infuriating. I can’t really assess tone of voice/facial expression, and it’s really annoying when people expect you to be able to do this naturally. But I do appreciate advice, and this is well meaning! Also, not gonna lie, this seems a lot like code switching/masking
Bec 2 years ago
I understand your frustrations, but some of these are also just being aware/thoughtful. Has everyone had a fair turn? I was just in a meeting where one person had done most of the talking, so I made it a point to ask a question to the others who had not spoken, and I was careful to ask something in their area of expertise. Also, you be you, be authentic, let your team know this isn't your strongest area and ask for their patience and assistance
Load More Replies... Wolfe 2 years ago
I am naturally very good at this. I guess it's just part of my personality. I'm always shocked when people don't know how to read a room. I've realized that some people just aren't as strong in this department
SealOfDisapproval 2 years ago
My skills at reading a room are on par with a rock. I'm aware of this, so I'm more of a listener/observer.
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