It's the act that's defined a generation, an experience so common it's become memeified: canceling plans. Bailing is a litmus test of sorts; who and what events you back out of says a lot about you as a person. Are you the type who commits and only bails when absolutely necessary? Or are you a frequent flake looking to change their ways? (No judgment here: The occasional canceling of plans is acceptable, and you shouldn't feel guilty about it.)

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Abraham Palmer, Department of Psychiatry - University of California San Diego, aap@ucsd.edu, @abepalmer (on bluesky)