It didn't strike me as any sort of suspicious hinting-at-aspersione side-comment or anything (and my partner is religiously and actively Jewish, as are some other friends ans associates, so it isn't like I never met a Jewish person in my life or anything culturally-distanced like that--). *shrug* I think that an innocent comment or juxtaposition is just that, and to me, it's okay to take it as such. I know that sometimes people take things supersuperpersonally and I am surprised if it is genuinely NOT either careless or intentionally imflammatory, like when some of the younger women on my list (early 20s) mention being depressed or whatever, no big details or drama or suicide attempts, and countless others in similar age categories attack them actively for "being so insensitive and triggering them" and all this stuff that to me (much older than they) implies their being unable to discriminate between an observation and everything in the universe being about themthemthem. Maybe I digress, but I hope you know what I mean.
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