Rick Glassman

I like when people fight, I like playful banter and repartee.

I don't pick up very well on when other people don't like it.

And what I have found is, and I don't think this is exclusive to relationships with me, I just think when people, anything, but I'll say play for this example, it's a lot easier to just go with the flow

and just drain your battery a little bit than it is to say, hey, I think you're joking, I'm not sure, I don't like playing this way.

Could you explain your intention or even if I know your intention, I don't know, something about it when you comment on this or that.

as much as I don't take it as my responsibility to like make sure other people feel safe, like they could set their own boundaries.

I also recognize that some people don't feel comfortable setting their boundaries, at least not yet.

So I guess in that analogy of like having sex with somebody before you guys feel safe saying who you are and what, what makes you feel good.

So in bits, like I get stoned, I love weed.

And when I am high, I'm in bit mode and I'm,

hilarious, uh, or extremely annoying.

And I don't know.

So I'll go into groups of people and be like, Hey, like, uh, are we doing bits?

Can I, cause if not, I'll get out of here because people won't say, and they'll roll your eyes, roll their eyes.

And then like later you find out you were annoying people.

So I just think it's important to, uh, yeah, I guess in friendships, be able to have friendships where you don't have to wear a condom.

You know what I mean?

I understand the trait you're talking about.

I just don't understand where the... Why?

Oh, I understand.