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The Four Sensory Styles at the Coffee Shop

Sherri A. Nicholas Author

Short Story: Sensory Styles decided to meet for coffee.

It was a chilly winter morning, and the Sensory Styles decided to meet for coffee. The scene was set: an artsy café with mismatched chairs and motivational quotes on the walls. As they sat down, their differences became immediately clear.

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Visual was the first to speak. They adjusted their scarf, gazing critically at the café’s decor.

“Honestly, this place could use better lighting,” they sighed. “And who thought mismatched chairs were a good idea? It’s ruining the aesthetic. I see what they were trying to do, but the execution just isn’t there.”

Tonal winced, feeling the sharp edge of Visual’s words. “Oh, um… I don’t think the chairs are that bad. Did you mean that as a critique of the owner’s taste, or… are you criticizing me for suggesting this place?”

Visual rolled their eyes. “It’s not about you, Tonal. Why are you always reading into things?”

Kinesthetic, sitting between them, shifted uncomfortably in their chair. “Guys, can’t we just enjoy the moment? I mean, look at this coffee! It’s warm, it smells amazing, and it feels like a hug in a cup.”

Tonal smirked. “You’re always about the feelings, Kinesthetic. But let’s be real—what if the barista spit into our drinks because Visual offended the furniture?”

Kinesthetic gasped, clutching their cup. “Why would you even say that?”

Across the table, Digital had been silent, sipping their coffee and staring at their phone. Finally, they spoke.

“Technically, the probability of barista sabotage is statistically insignificant. You’re being ridiculous.”

They put their phone down. “Can we focus? We’re here to discuss how to communicate better, not argue about chairs or imaginary spit.”

Visual crossed their arms. “Of course you’d say that, Digital. You think everything is about logic. But sometimes, you need to see the bigger picture.”

Digital raised an eyebrow. “And sometimes, reality doesn’t match your ‘bigger picture.’ Facts are facts.”

Kinesthetic placed a gentle hand on Digital’s arm. “Hey, let’s not be so cold. We’re all here because we care about each other, right? Let’s focus on how we can connect.”

Tonal sighed, their voice heavy with exasperation. “I’m trying to connect, but no one ever listens to what I really mean.”

Visual groaned. “This is why we can’t have nice things.”

And so, the four styles argued, bonded, and laughed—each a distinct note in the symphony of human connection. By the end of the morning, they hadn’t solved all their issues, but they had learned one thing: relationships are messy, but understanding your own "operating system" makes it easier to navigate the chaos.

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AMAZON STORE: The Energies of Love: Keys to a Fulfilling Partnership Donna Eden & David Feinstein New York, NY: Penguin Group, 2014.

Energies of Love is the basis for the story with Energetic Sensory Stress Styles information in mind. Though the book Energies of Love has a lot about partner relationships it can be applied beyond. The eye placement and stress reactions are dispositions that are observational and can be identified in all relationships.

The coffee shop story is an example of personal relationships that are not intimate but still impactful in our daily lives.