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Hallebad/Schwümme, Sauna, Familie go nerv- äh bsueche (Grosseltere freued sich garantiert), e DnD aafo, was zocke (counter strike, e racing game, bg3, je nachdem was euch lid), Finanze und Investments prüefe oder plane, Wucheiichäuf mache, Food prep mache fürd Wuche, selber neus zügs choche mit de kollege (macht voll freud, weltwiti gricht uszprobiere), zäme charte spile (kanasta, poker, jass, uno lol), selber gueti cocktails lehre mische und usprobiere, velotour mache, disk golf usprobiere, uf e driving range go, go böötle wenns e fluss ide nöchi het...

Yes they are. Because we can do anything. We are experts!

Oh yeah, calling the free MS activation US number from europe using skype because the local one cost money.

I'm soooooooo suspicious of the whole NFT thing. Activating the account already costs you $5 (according to the video on the GS marketplace page) and all you get is access to an NFT marketplace, NFTs being the very controversial subject that that they are. (And I'm still steadfast in my position of "there's no use for them".) All of my alarm bells are blaring deafeningly. A while back, people wanted to hand out "free NFTs", some probably sponsored by the account provicers, paid for by account fees to access them. That's a textbook scam.

And honestly, the association muddies my confidence in the whole affair. I've been zen since '21, and I'm not touching this with a 10ft pole.

Sure, but that's more a statement about them than you. I do make the assumption that the person opposite me is talking to me in good faith, otherwise that's a boundary I need to enforce for myself. If they're not receptive of what I'm trying to tell them, then why bother. Just because they're trying to invalidate your feeling doesn't make them invalid, they're just being a dick. Being open about feelings shouldn't be ammo in the first place.

I understand that you're probably frustrated with your situation since you're questioning the way you communicate, but in my opinion you're doing nothing wrong. You're trying to be non-confrontative, looking for a solution instead of blame. That's a big green flag in my book.