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How to stop putting your needs on trial

A sengi turns the urge to justify ordinary needs into six smaller moves: notice the want, ask plainly, accept the answer, and keep your shape.

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Small needs become exhausting when you make them testify.
Notice the want, name the smallest honest version, ask once, and let the answer be information. You are allowed to leave the hearing with your shape intact. The sengi, meanwhile, has found a leaf deeply suspicious.
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