Likestoenjoylife · 51-55, M
Its a good thing sometimes you need that to think clearly
Frostcloud · F
if i want quiet time i just outright say i want quiet time. i have personally not had an issue with someone getting upset about it
Magenta · F
Usually I mention at different times in different ways that I like a lot of space. People aren't always very good about respecting it though.
I would suggest you just tell them you feel better after time alone. It helps to recharge, gain clarity and focus. And it can make it better for them as well, you being in your calmer more regulated state.
I would suggest you just tell them you feel better after time alone. It helps to recharge, gain clarity and focus. And it can make it better for them as well, you being in your calmer more regulated state.
Northwest · M
Put up a real or electronic do not disturb sign: sign on door/cubicle, change status to do not disturb in Slack, Messaging Up, WhatsApp, etc. I know when I can be interrupted or when I need no interruptions.
AverageMuslim · 26-30, M
Errbody needs some quiet time or else we'll get stressed and feel disturbed. Tranquility and self time allows us to reflect and build up identity, thoughts, and exert a part of our cognition that's thirsty for use
You have to have it and those around you should want it for you
You have to have it and those around you should want it for you
ninalanyon · 70-79, T
It's never been difficult for me to find a time and place to be quiet so I don't really see the problem. What is the situation?
inherimage · F
@ninalanyon Being honest about telling someone you needing quiet time
ninalanyon · 70-79, T
@inherimage Yes, i got that. What i don't understand is why there would be any difficulty about that. I mean what situation would you be in that would make it necessary to phrase it as though it is difficult or complicated?




