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⌈ Secret Post #3196 ⌋

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[Hannibal]

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03. [repeat, Black Mirror]

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[World of Warcraft, Mists of Pandaria]

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[Sailor Moon]

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[Silicon Valley]

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[Time Masters: Vanishing Point and Aladdin]

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[Floraverse]

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[HTGAWM]

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Those really aren't mutually exclusive. Not telling private stuff is different from wanting attention.

Imagine being at a party and there's a person who is telling jokes and performing stunts, but deflects every time you ask them their age/job/sexual orientation/relationship status/etc.. That's why it lists both.

people who perform to get attention but don't talk about themselves and are totally impersonal are such a small, specific subset of people that to apply it to all only children is so very weird

Probably, but it's true for me and I'm an only child...

I specified a specific circumstance that was a little over the top, but still common, to make a point that the anon I was replying to has probably met someone like this before. It wasn't really meant to be taken as 'only at this extreme'. "Totally impersonal" wasn't the effect I was going for. I more meant just... private. Not shutting people down or sharing nothing, but being selective and somewhat evasive over what information is being shared. That's pretty common, in my experience.

being selective and evasive over what info is shared is common, liking to be the center of attention is common

someone who is both at once i would think is fairly rare. it's usually fully one or the other. i would think wanting everyone to pay attention to them is something most evasive people would actually dislike

? It's not common, but I wouldn't classify it as rare. Not in my experience. These are the people that everyone knows, but no one knows anything about. Again, the example I gave was specific enough to possibly be rare, but as far as just people who have these traits? I don't think it's as uncommon as you're suggesting.

There could be a lot of reasons for that, including just separate perceptions between us.

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