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I mean for him/service-motivated
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One night, after a year of constant togetherness, I asked Patrick what kind of future he saw: I meant for him more than for us. It might have been a sensitive question or may have hit a sore spot. He was not fulfilled in his job. He seemed to be more artistic than service-motivated at the time, and I felt frustrated for him.
--- Does it mean she wanted to know about HIS future and not THEIR future? (for him more than for us)
--- Is it possible to say that someone is not service-motivated any more when he works with seriously ill people for example, and now wants to deal with art?
I think Patrick worked with mentally ill people.
One night, after a year of constant togetherness, I asked Patrick what kind of future he saw: I meant for him more than for us. It might have been a sensitive question or may have hit a sore spot. He was not fulfilled in his job. He seemed to be more artistic than service-motivated at the time, and I felt frustrated for him.
--- Does it mean she wanted to know about HIS future and not THEIR future? (for him more than for us)
--- Is it possible to say that someone is not service-motivated any more when he works with seriously ill people for example, and now wants to deal with art?
I think Patrick worked with mentally ill people.
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Hi, One night, after a year of constant togetherness, I asked Patrick what kind of future he saw: I meant for him more than for us. It might have been a sensitive question or may have hit a sore spot. He was not fulfilled in his job.
- Hi, One night, after a year of constant togetherness, I asked Patrick what kind of future he saw: I meant for him more than for us.
- It might have been a sensitive question or may have hit a sore spot.
- He was not fulfilled in his job.
- He seemed to be more artistic than service-motivated at the time, and I felt frustrated for him.
- --- Does it mean she wanted to know about HIS future and not THEIR future?
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Hi,
One night, after a year of constant togetherness, I asked Patrick what kind of future he saw: I meant for him more than for us. It might have been a sensitive question or may have hit a sore spot. He was not fulfilled in his job. He seemed to be more artistic than service-motivated at the time, and I felt frustrated for him.
--- Does it mean she wanted t
One night, after a year of constant togetherness, I asked Patrick what kind of future he saw: I meant for him more than for us. It might have been a sensitive question or may have hit a sore spot. He was not fulfilled in his job. He seemed to be more artistic than service-motivated at the time, and I felt frustrated for him.
--- Does it mean she wanted t
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