I would probably give a nod of acknowledgement. But I feel the opposite about keeping them in, that may have to do with the fact that I'm autistic and i don't always want to talk to people. From my perspective the best thing would just be to do your things seperately, and if you have something to discuss just tap his shoulder or something.

You had a few errors in your sentence that made it incredibly hard to understand without knowing that TWS was true wireless stereo lol. But that is interesting, so the frequency you are talking about, would that be on the microphone pickup, or what the speakers try to reproduce?

the line between hearing aids and earbuds has been vanishing for years already, my grandfather has one that let's him directly stream his phone audio to it for phone calls. he uses it to listen to spotify!..

>social isolation sticks

amazing term lol, also same

yeah i could see that! thanks for "pushing back"

yeah ofc, but op already explained himself, if he were to keep up that he did nothing wrong or would keep explaining himself that wouldn't help.

don't try to give reasons for why you did it (i.e. people on tiktok do it as well), you're not looking for her to understand your point of view. you have to make it clear to her that you have thought about het point of view and about how it might have come across, and apologize. you don't want/need her to understand what you did, you already did it. at this point it's mostly about your ability to empathize and coming to terms with the fact you did something wrong.

>It took me a long time to learn to say sorry when I didn't feel it was my fault.

that is what we call empathy, being able to look at something from someone else's point of view.

yes, like he said