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4 Responses to “Where to sit at a restaurant table”
Yes, Very interesting. Frequently many men(but not all) like to sit in positions of power, authority, or access. Frequently many women(but not all) like to sit anywhere that’s good company or a good seat(whatever that means). I like to sit with my back to the wall in the back of the restaurant with the broadest, clearest view. This way I can’t be surprised and I can see everyone coming and going as well as observe everything that is going on. I may be slightly paranoid but I can’t really tell because it’s me. Thanks.
One last comment when it was suggested that I might be paranoid by my therapist. I asked him “why I can’t just be considered very highly politically astute?” Never really got a good answer. Thanks.
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March 25, 2013 at 9:25 am |
Yes, Very interesting. Frequently many men(but not all) like to sit in positions of power, authority, or access. Frequently many women(but not all) like to sit anywhere that’s good company or a good seat(whatever that means). I like to sit with my back to the wall in the back of the restaurant with the broadest, clearest view. This way I can’t be surprised and I can see everyone coming and going as well as observe everything that is going on. I may be slightly paranoid but I can’t really tell because it’s me. Thanks.
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March 25, 2013 at 9:32 am |
I, too, like to sit with my back to a wall so that people don’t come up behind me without me seeing them.
And you know the definition of a paranoid—one who lacks the normal person’s ability to diminish awareness of reality.
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March 25, 2013 at 11:12 am |
One last comment when it was suggested that I might be paranoid by my therapist. I asked him “why I can’t just be considered very highly politically astute?” Never really got a good answer. Thanks.
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March 25, 2013 at 2:12 pm |
Ah, it’s good to concentrate on the important aspects of life!
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