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Social Neutralism = Belief that the way to reach the neutral between the negative, the unmaintained, and the positive, the maintained, is to put more resources into the positive than the negative because the negative has a stronger pull than the positive due to it being the default of this world because more unmaintained things occur in this world. For example, if a school teacher puts more resources towards making the class they are teaching strict (maintained = positive) than making it non-strict (unmaintained = negative), that class is more likely to reach the neutral. Social Neutralist (neutralist for short): Someone who lives by Social Neutralism. A easy way to understand how the negative and the positive work together to reach the neutral is to imagine them in a spectrum with the negative on the left and the positive on the right. Since the negative is the default of this world, it has a stronger pull than the positive. If you put more resources into the positive, you can make both the negative pull and the positive pull the same strength and as a result, you will reach the neutral. If something is neutral, it can be seen as maintained, but not too maintained. The negative has the trait unmaintained and the neutral + positive both have the trait maintained, so you could say that the neutral is more similar to the positive than the negative. In the context of human feelings, a negative person pays more attention to negative feelings and a positive person pays more attention to positive feelings. A neutral person is in the middle of the spectrum of negativity and positivity, so they would pay no attention to both negative and positive feelings. If someone would want to be a person who pays attention to both negative and positive feelings, they must reach the neutral and use the negative as a force while the positive as a foundation. List of the social ideas I have posted

My drawings: Number + Letter Table and Tree with Creatures + Positive and - Negative Things and Four Circles + One Square Creature One circle + one square creatures, rectangles with squares and Xs, and circles with small circles inside them Star variants, complete flowers, partial flowers without petals and stems, trees with one door inside their trunk and several circles inside their leaves, shape combinations, creatures with two circles, one rectangle, and one square Bubble creatures and shape things Other things: Friend match question list I made List of the social ideas I have posted

The request relationship is a relationship type that you can have with one or more people that focuses on requests. People who like structured communication are likely to enjoy this relationship type for its clear and direct communication. If you don't enjoy it, it likely means you don't like structured communication.

A request looks similar to how robots in tv shows and movies make requests to each other. A request is typically made by an individual in the request relationship type when they have a desire to (request type 1 and group request type 1) do something with an individual or (request type 2 and group request type 2) for an individual to do something without them in their relationship. Request type 1, group request type 1, request type 2, and group request type 2 may all be counted as "requests" or only some of them.

A request may not count as a "request" if some of that request's participants (both the person who made the request and the requestee(s)) didn't understand at the time that they were participating in a "request". A request needs to be clearly stated as a "request" for it to count.

In a two-person request relationship type, the two individuals often make direct requests to each other. A request can't be declined by one of the individuals unless the request is too uncomfortable or not possible for them to do (too many absurd direct requests = end the relationship). If a direct request is declined by the requestee, the one who made that request is allowed to make another request for the requestee to complete. If the two individuals want the relationship to stay fair and equal, both need to make sure that each of them has an equal number of direct requests completed. An unequal number of direct requests can occur if one wants to support the other's wants more than their wants or has less wants.

In a group (three or more people) request relationship type, the group members often make open and direct requests to each other. Open requests don't target any specific members and any members in the group except the requester can choose to be the requestee of that request. If an open request is declined, the one who made that request is allowed to make another request that could be be a direct request or another open request (too many absurd direct or open requests = kick the group member out). If the group members want the relationship to stay fair and equal, all of them need to make sure that each of them have an equal number of requests (direct or open) completed. An unequal number of requests (direct or open) can occur if someone's wants are supported more than the others' wants or has more wants.

Optional: The requestee(s) of a request can be required to make a direct or an open request that they will reveal after completing the current request they're trying to complete. The request that the requestee reveals will not require its requestee(s) to make a direct or an open request. This requirement forces all request participants to make an equal number of requests in a two-person request relationship type and a closer to equal number of requests in a group request relationship type. Structured communication list

Social rules Relationship tests Sometimes a person doesn't reply to you right away because they want to reply with a "good reply" You can make people get their own ideas about what actions to take without giving them any instructions by encouraging them to do something If you concentrate on the sounds around you, you can separate each sound First, second, and third-person viewing perspectives Styles of listening and styles of speaking Two personalities: one false and one true List of the social ideas I have posted

Social spirits are supernatural beings that exist if you believe in them. If you don't believe in them, they don't exist for you. For example, the social guardian spirit, the social observer spirits, the social explainer spirits, and invisible friends exist if you believe in them. Social explainer spirits, social observer spirits, and invisible friends Social tools list Social runes Social boons List of the social ideas I have posted

Interactive mental images: You can make interactive mental images that interact with your social environment. Interactive vision: You can make interactive invisible things that interact with your social environment. Interactive feelings: You can make interactive feelings that interact with your social environment.

Shared ideas: - Colour interactive mental images + Colour interactive vision = Colours on interactive mental images or in interactive vision mean different things. For example, green and red could show interactive mental image or interactive vision importance. Explanations list: Interactive mental images Interactive vision Interactive feelings Interactive mental images + interactive vision list: Choice boxes Mind drawing Particles Solid objects Fluids Word + Action interactions Thinking bubbles Screen divide Social runes Spider webs Performance meters Social boons Light bulbs Descriptions Bouncy balls Invisible environmental changes Potions of emotion Auras Trees Snowmen, rolling snow, and falling icicles Board made out of shapes Event origin lines Mental maps Search mountains List of the social ideas I have posted

First-person point of view pronouns (more personal and subjective): I, me, my, mine, myself, we, us, our, and ourselves. Second-person point of view pronouns (more direct and instructional): you, your, yours, yourself, and yourselves. Third-person point of view pronouns (more detached and observational): he, him, his, himself, she, her, hers, herself, it, its, itself, they, them, their, theirs, and themselves. Third-person point of view variants: Third-person limited (more focused and intimate), third-person omniscient (more expansive and all-knowing), and third-person objective (more neutral and unbiased). Note: Literal third-person omniscient isn't possible with mind voice, so the usage of it requires making conjectures.

Before speaking, construct at least one phrase or sentence in your mind Mind voice comments Mind voice talking allows you to pay attention to details and make comments that create imaginary conversation topics When you look at an object, you often do not name the object or you name it unconsciously List of the social ideas I have posted