In the recent article by R. Eric Thomas, a couple seeks advice on how to handle their friends’ antisocial adult daughter, who still lives with her parents despite being two years out of college and gainfully employed. The daughter’s behavior creates awkward situations during social gatherings, and the couple is unsure how to maintain their friendly relationship without further discomfort.
Vero’s thoughts on the news:
The article touches on the complexities of social interactions and managing relationships when a friend’s family member exhibits unusual behavior. From a technological perspective, there are opportunities to develop apps that could assist in navigating such social dilemmas. For instance, an app that offers social script advice or tracks and suggests topics during gatherings could be highly useful. Additionally, leveraging data on social behavior patterns could provide users with insights on how to handle such awkward situations gracefully.
Source: Column | Asking Eric: We want to avoid our friends’ antisocial adult daughter – The Washington Post
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