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"At least I'm not giving you false hope." You're right, you're not. But that's different from being rude. You don't have to insult me, call me names, or demean me just to prove you're being honest. Honesty and respect can exist at the same time.
You can be truthful, transparent, and realistic without ridiculing me or anyone else in general.
"I've had to tell you the same thing five times, and you're still not doing it."
What makes you think I didn't hear you the first time? I did.
The problem isn't that I didn't hear you, didn't understand you, or couldn't comprehend what you were saying. I haven't lost my hearing, and we both speak the same language. I understood your instructions from the beginning.
The problem is that I'm having difficulty applying those instructions in practice. Repeating them doesn't magically make that difficulty disappear.
I'm simply not a quick learner.
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@iamcoolkarni_ There are plenty of things people do even though they're illegal. That doesn't make them okay. You can't teach a 7th grader to drive. They're around 11 or 12 years old. They're preteens. Teaching them to drive or letting them practice regularly isn't legal, and it definitely isn't something to brag about. And using that to ragebait someone isn't a good teaching method either. Trying to make someone angry so they'll learn faster doesn't work, at least not for someone like me. Sure, they might get angry. But what makes you so certain they'll channel that anger into learning? What if they lose control instead and end up causing an accident? Just let people learn at their own pace. Not everyone learns the same way. It's honestly surprising that I even have to say this to someone who's supposed to be an expert, or at least claims to be one, when I'm the beginner here.
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@iamcoolkarni_ I can't learn to handle a vehicle in 24 hours. It may take me more than two months, and that's just how I learn. I know it's frustrating. I know many people learn to drive much faster. Some even start learning in middle school and pick it up within a week. I'm aware of that, and yes, I'm jealous sometimes. But that doesn't mean I'm not trying. Just because someone else learned quickly doesn't mean I can. We all learn at different speeds. You don't have to mock me, ridicule me, or make me feel small because I'm taking longer. And if you're genuinely too frustrated to teach me, that's okay. Nobody is forcing you to be my instructor. Just tell me that you don't have the patience to teach someone who learns at my pace. I'll find another instructor who's a better fit. "I've been kind to you for so long, but you still didn't learn anything. I'm being harsh so you'll get angry and take that frustration out on the vehicle and learn faster." If you've been kind to me until now, thank you. I appreciate that. But if you feel you can't continue being patient, then it's better if you stop teaching me. I'll change instructors. I need someone who can teach me without insulting or demeaning me.
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