🤝 Friends Like TheseAges 7-12
What She Noticed About Herself
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A girl called Tara has been paying attention to her own patterns lately. She's noticed that she tends to talk over people without meaning to, change the subject when a conversation gets uncomfortable, and take credit for group ideas in a way that's subtle but consistent. She's not sure what to do with what she's noticed — whether to say something, change something, or just sit with it.
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Is noticing these things about yourself already something important — or does it only matter if you do something about it?
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