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Understanding Subtlety

Jeffrey Deutsch1 min read
Understanding Subtlety

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  Emily and I just got back from a 25-hour vacation* to Ocean City, Maryland - a family-oriented seashore vacation area. After we finished breakfast, I left our cash tip on the table. Emily asked me to put it under the lip of her dish, which confused me just a tad. After all, the dish would cover maybe one-fifth of the tip (which was paper), so the money would be out in plain sight anyway. Being a thoughtful well-trained husband, I put it under the lip of the dish. When I asked her what good she thought it would do, she said it would be more subtle. That's like much of what NTs do that I have difficulty understanding: If something is going to be obvious one way or the other, what's gained by doing it more "subtlely"? What do you think?
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Jeffrey Deutsch

I have Asperger Syndrome (AS) and give inspirational talks, consult with organizations and train people on how to recognize and work well with people on the spectrum and coach individuals on and off the spectrum.

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