Throwaway for obvious reasons.

I (F23) have always had issues reading social cues (I’m a combo of austic and ADHD) and have been doing a lot of anti-racism work recently in the past two years. I have approached my roommate (F22) who is BIPOC a couple of times about race and whether something is a microaggresion on my end. However, I realized that I tend to overshare and constantly seek advice from everyone under the sun. When we first met, she called me on a microaggresion I had said and I apologized, explained my gratitude, and aplogized about the emotional labor she had to go through to “call me in”. I am relaxing how shitty I have been by constantly asking her for advice. I am not sure what the right thing to do here is. I know that she isn’t mad at me b/c she is blunt and brings up what is bugging her. What’s the best call here?

Tl;Dr – I relied on my BIPOC roomate too much for emotional support and I’m not sure what to do. Should I aplogize or should I express my gratitude?

2 comments
  1. Express your gratitude.

    Don’t apologize.

    Double down on being thankful, even.

    Keep it going as long as you can and don’t look back

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