📖 Think FastAges 7-12
Two Things at Once
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It all happens at once: your friend has fallen and is hurt and frightened, clinging to you and begging you not to leave — and you know you need to get help, which might mean letting go of them for a moment to run or to call. Your friend wants you right here; the situation needs you to get help. Both feel urgent, and you can't fully do both at the same time. You have to decide what matters most, fast.
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When you can't do two urgent things at once, how do you decide which comes first?
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