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In their early 30s, the individual recalls attending multiple interviews, where a recurring question often arose: "Tell us about your personal life." They admit to disliking this question intensely, feeling it was intrusive and irrelevant to their professional capabilities. Despite their discomfort, they noticed that their reactions sometimes contributed to their rejection—perhaps because they didn't assert themselves or push back during those interviews. They felt they lacked a voice, quietly enduring situations that made them uncomfortable.