You pour the foam into someone else's cup and call it nothing.
There is a small invisible economy running every time you are in a room, and you are permanently on the giving end of it. The good chair. The last piece. The part of the coffee everyone actually wants. You hand it over before anyone notices there was a choice to make, and if someone thanks you out loud you get almost irritated — the whole point was that it should not be visible. But look at what that buys you. A person who is always giving never has to be asked for anything. A person who is always giving never gets looked at directly. You have built a way of being loved that costs you everything except exposure, and it works, and it is exhausting, and you would do it again tomorrow. The Eye notices you did not keep any foam for yourself. Not once. Not even the time you wanted it.
Get your read — free on iPhoneBeing needed and being known are not the same thing. Let someone hand you the good part once and see whether the room survives it.
you give away the best part before anyone can ask for it, because being asked would mean being watched while you decide.
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