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"type": "Note",
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"attributedTo": "https://www.minds.com/api/activitypub/users/613527766352011284",
"content": "\"You really have some unpleasant qualities.\"<br /><br />Yes, I actually said that earlier. She just glared at me which resulted in the two of us locked in an equally unpleasant silence for the next few minutes. Then she presumably shook it off, stopped pushing things around the desk, and flopped back down, repositioning herself to ensure her head was also resting on my hand so I couldn't effectively operate the computer mouse.<br /><br />\"Fine, have it your way,\" I said, and went to make some spaghetti with a cream sauce.<br /><br />Back at the desk, bowl in hand, I once again had her attention. She sat up and stared at me as I ate, a bit disconcerting and more than a little intrusive I thought. At the half-way point she started leaning in; when I had almost finished my meal, she started yelling at me and occasionally trying to paw the bowl. This was, of course, to let me know I had consumed too much and there might not be any left for her.<br /><br />\"Fine,\" I said again, \"But you'll find the experience unfulfilling.\"<br /><br />I placed the bowl down, and miraculously she consumed the remaining spaghetti and sauce. <br /><br />I was thinking recently, that when I leave the house my conversations with the general public are hugely unrewarding. If I make a whimsical comment while waiting for a bus or elevator, try to give directions, or simply comment on something that is noteworthy or ludicrous, people are either afraid, offended, or simply don't speak the same language. It's no longer fun to talk with people - something I used to enjoy - and I find myself struggling to find the simplest way to interact with virtually everyone just to perform rudimentary tasks like acquiring information or checking items out of a store.<br /><br />I make a mental note to redouble my efforts to tell my beloved spouse and close friends how much I appreciate them, because without their friendship and interesting interactions my most scintillating conversations would be with a cat.<br /><br />",
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"https://www.minds.com/api/activitypub/users/613527766352011284/followers"
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"url": "https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1595210307465121801",
"published": "2024-01-19T22:36:14+00:00",
"source": {
"content": "\"You really have some unpleasant qualities.\"\n\nYes, I actually said that earlier. She just glared at me which resulted in the two of us locked in an equally unpleasant silence for the next few minutes. Then she presumably shook it off, stopped pushing things around the desk, and flopped back down, repositioning herself to ensure her head was also resting on my hand so I couldn't effectively operate the computer mouse.\n\n\"Fine, have it your way,\" I said, and went to make some spaghetti with a cream sauce.\n\nBack at the desk, bowl in hand, I once again had her attention. She sat up and stared at me as I ate, a bit disconcerting and more than a little intrusive I thought. At the half-way point she started leaning in; when I had almost finished my meal, she started yelling at me and occasionally trying to paw the bowl. This was, of course, to let me know I had consumed too much and there might not be any left for her.\n\n\"Fine,\" I said again, \"But you'll find the experience unfulfilling.\"\n\nI placed the bowl down, and miraculously she consumed the remaining spaghetti and sauce. \n\nI was thinking recently, that when I leave the house my conversations with the general public are hugely unrewarding. If I make a whimsical comment while waiting for a bus or elevator, try to give directions, or simply comment on something that is noteworthy or ludicrous, people are either afraid, offended, or simply don't speak the same language. It's no longer fun to talk with people - something I used to enjoy - and I find myself struggling to find the simplest way to interact with virtually everyone just to perform rudimentary tasks like acquiring information or checking items out of a store.\n\nI make a mental note to redouble my efforts to tell my beloved spouse and close friends how much I appreciate them, because without their friendship and interesting interactions my most scintillating conversations would be with a cat.\n\n",
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}
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}