I_Smell_Mendacious
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If they're seen chatting in the canteen or wherever by others, that's gossip fuel.
Is it really? I don't work in a hospital, maybe the culture is wildly different, but I can't imagine seeing two coworkers chatting in a public place at work and thinking that was worth mentioning to anyone. Even if I thought both were gay, "Preliminary meet and greet as precursor to later activities" wouldn't even occur to me; much less if I thought one was straight.
I am several decades (hopefully) away from making such a decision, but that is my plan. I saw the burden my dad's decline put on my mother, and the burden my wife's parents put on her and have no desire to do that to my loved ones. I just hope I have the courage when/if the time comes.
Although I don't know that I care whether it looks like an accident or not. I don't expect there to be any life insurance in play by that point (again, hopefully) and bullets are much quicker and more sure.
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When it comes to modeling other peoples' cognition based on your own, it's called "typical mind fallacy". For more general applications, it's "hasty generalization".
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