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Introduction Socializing in the Powder Keg Era 1 Chapter 1 Pre-Mingle Prep 13 The Dangers of "Anti-Social" Media Embracing Small Talk Unset Your Mind Spiritual CliffsNotes: Get Centered Self-Checklist: Recognize Your Own Triggers Bad Blood Warning: Stay Clear of Open Wounds Chapter 2 Safe Starts and Innocuous Initial Forays 31 Rule Number One…and Two and Three: Never Assume Avoiding the Third Rail: The ABCs of Some Common Volatile Topics Safe Doesn't Have to Mean Boring Chapter 3 Entering the DMZ: Taking Chances 43 The Rewards of Respectful Debate Conversational Recon: How to Test for Friends, Foes, or Fanatics Telltale Warning Signs of Impending Conversational Doom Don't Be a Knee Jerk: Techniques for Avoiding Overreaction Chapter 4 The Way of the Empath 61 Listen with All Your Might (Then Listen Some More) Ask Real Questions Visualization: Picturing the Inner Three-Year-Old Love and Flattery Are Your Best Friends; Keep Them Close Yielding Without Losing: Applying Tai Chi Principles in Conversation Chapter 5 Creative Survival Strategies 73 Storytelling as a Smoothing-Over Technique Conversational Camouflaging: How Going Undercover Is Sometimes Better Than Wearing Your Opinion on Your Sleeve The Power of Silence Humor: A Mingler's Greatest Tool Chapter 6 Diversionary Tactics 85 Swimming to an Island of Common Ground Deflection: Six Subject-Changing Techniques The Ejector Seat: Essential Escape Maneuvers The Party Pause Graceful Retreat Chapter 7 Helping Others: Being a Social Diplomat 109 Peacekeeping Missions The Fine Art of Distraction Beware of Death by Triangulation Helping a Partner Lending a Hosting Hand Chapter 8 When Mingling Online 129 How to Don Your Virtual Armor Seven Rules to Post By Counting to Ten (Hours) Dealing with Trolls Chapter 9 Channeling Your Inner Buddha: Family Get-Togethers 141 Pre-visit Instructions Love Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry (That You Voted for Someone Else) Divide and Conquer (or at Least Contain) Baby Steps: Venturing Out of the Neutral Zone Chapter 10 Handling Special Circumstances 159 Advice for Handling Upsetting Public Altercations Tangling with the Tangential: Doctors, Doormen, and Dry Cleaners A Word About Facing Nonpolitical "Enemies" Picking Battles: When It Is Worth a Skirmish Epilogue The "Enemy" Dispelled 179 Acknowledgments 181 Endnotes 183 |
Jeanne Martinet