I want to clarify that using the word “threat” in my case would cause one to overestimate the severity by 5-20x or something of the pressure I experienced (more so than “strong pressure”). Not that the word is strictly wrong, but the connotations of it are too strong. I might end up listing the actual behaviors in a bit, maybe after more dialog with the person in question.
I want to clarify that using the word “threat” in my case would cause one to overestimate the severity by 5-20x or something of the pressure I experienced (more so than “strong pressure”). Not that the word is strictly wrong, but the connotations of it are too strong. I might end up listing the actual behaviors in a bit, maybe after more dialog with the person in question.
When I said “last sub-point?”
I was referring to “make any strong stealthy attempts to socially discredit people,” not “threaten” (by which I mean, “threaten”).
I was deliberately treating “no threats” as minimum, and “no strong social pressure” as extra-credit.
Ah, gotcha. I misunderstood the meaning of “sub-point”.