It's the disagreement over how one group of people is doing compared to another. How that comparative difference impacts on shared experiences, and makes it hard to identify with the other.
It's the disagreement over how one group of people is doing compared to another. How that comparative difference impacts on shared experiences, and makes it hard to identify with the other.
I am not sure that it is actually a disagreement, I perceive it as a partial difference.
As you say, that difference DOES impact on our connectivity regarding SOME shared experiences, but I don't perceive it as a break in EVERY identification between us. Shared "fundamental" wiring always shines out - even if bathed in teeth and claw!
Personally, I find it hard to explain how some people who argue (sometimes fiercely) seem unable to notice or acknowledge that BECAUSE they BOTH argue fiercely......that's a connection and a similarity that is unarguable!
I've been around here for a while firemonkey......don't despair......things have a habit of working themselves out.
