The daughter saw her friend angry and just laughed because she often criticized her friend as “low tech”. This time, seeing her friend confused, she looked at him and laughed: Because dad wanted his partners to view and edit the project but only gave them permission to view, they were right to demand it. There are 3 levels of permission here: Viewer, commenter and editor. It’s all up to dad to give them how much permission.
You nod, agreeing with the word “authority”. In many social relationships, things are not clear, sometimes ups and downs like the weather are simply due to unclear “authority”. The romantic brother who often sits with his friends boasting about having a group of 4 or 5 ex-girlfriends, living alone, all his children studying abroad so he has free time, often gathering together on the weekends, drinking a bottle of wine, a plate of cold meat and “talking” to the sky.
No one hates or gets angry at anyone because it's all in the past, and at his age of nearly 70, many things are no longer important. Money and fame are no longer important, only spiritual joy matters more. At his son's wedding, his Gen Z grandchildren teased him: Maybe there should be two trays reserved for his ex-lover, making the whole family laugh.
The daughter seemed to read her friend's mind and said, "Dad, please let me spend the night tonight. There's a friend's birthday party at the bar on the lake."
Seeing you hesitate, she laughed: Are you afraid that someone will cheat on your daughter?I won't "trap" anyone!
You nodded and suddenly thought that tomorrow you have to "grant power" back to your girlfriends, otherwise it will be dangerous!
