Your Type
Rather than thanking them face-to-face at the tavern, you prefer writing a parchment scroll or sending a carefully crafted magic letter. This tendency to 'rely on text to filter emotions' is a safety mechanism against 'uncontrollable critical hits in real-time interaction.' You fear unexpected reactions will trigger an awkward failed check, so you use 'textual distance' to deliver feelings safely and elegantly. But face-to-face warmth can't be replaced by scrolls. Try speaking a line from your letter in person next time; facing emotional collisions directly will make your adventures more vibrant.
💡 Did you know?
[Real-world Fact] Written gratitude expression increases the writer's subjective well-being by ~19%, known as the 'gratitude writing effect' in psychotherapy.
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