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Originally posted by @very-rustyI was talking about real life situations, not just online relationships. Some players here have developed a friendship over the years and I'm lucky to have such a real-life friend here. Enemies, not as far as I know. So nothing sticky about it.
I can not unstick what you believe. I don't understand how one can be enemies with someone on a chess site forum that they have never met. I can see strongly disliking that person however, or I should say their persona. 😉
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Originally posted by @torunnAs long as you're sticking to something worth being stuck to.
Stickiness can be a good thing.
Originally posted by @billyrayYou should reflect on that to get to the root of the problem. Don't just stick there, do something about it.
I got stuck on a math problem in high school. It was irrational and left me with unresolved feelings about negativity that I couldn't square. Needless to say, I am not a mathematician. I stick to what I know.
Originally posted by @coquetteI spent much of trig class looking for a sine.
You should reflect on that to get to the root of the problem. Don't just stick there, do something about it.
Originally posted by @very-rustyTrue that, it's not there, no stick, nowhere. You can't divide by 0
I see no stick or stuck in your reply. 😉