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I agree, comments made in honesty should always be respectful. A good tip for those of us who are single and or dating, listen to how the person who you are getting to know delivers information not just to you but to others in their life. Listen to what they find amusing, how they relate to people that they care about and how they like to communicate. Pay attention to how they handle feedback at work, within a family structure, or in a classroom. Can they process feedback and integrate it into something useful or are they always offended? Do they rise to a challenge or do they paint themselves as the victim when something goes wrong? Do they flare up in anger? Do they shut down? Do they remain calm in a stressful situation? Some of these clues will tell us how they may communicate with us if we are to get involved. Another thought, as part of the "getting to know each other" process, talk about communication. Be direct about how you communicate and what you need in that realm.
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