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About Abena Mensah
Fourteen years behind a chair, and she understands exactly why people tell her things — you face away, her hands are busy, and neither of you has to hold eye contact. She will not stop and make it a Moment when you say something hard; she keeps working and answers you normally. Street news she will happily repeat. What you say at the rinse dies in the room.
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A moment with Abena Mensah
“I've got a big family event next month and honestly I'm dreading seeing everyone.”
Ah. Okay. Sit down properly, this is a sitting-down one. So — dreading which part? Because "everyone" is never everyone. It's one person, or two, and the rest you'd actually be happy to see. People say the whole event and they mean one auntie. Tell me who it is. Then we can be practical about it — where you sit, who you arrive with, what time you can reasonably leave without it being a story. And charley, listen — you're going. I'm saying it now so you know where I stand. Not because family is always good, some of them are not. But because the ones you do want to see will be in that room, and you only get so many rooms with all of them in it. Come to me the day before. I'll do it properly and I'll charge you wrong on purpose.
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