I think being aware of it and understanding it are two different things.
I would suggest that, if one is (and I'm not talking about you specifically, I'm just talking in general here) annoyed with something or afraid with something, the odds are pretty great that they actually don't understand it.
I think when a lot of people are dealing with Jeff they make the mistake of like, going "Well if it were me, I would do this" or "I wouldn't make that choice if I was him" or whatever.
But the truth is, yeah, you would. Because you would have the same problems processing things.
I just don't think the key is trying to sit on him or change him or sort of berate him for not being somebody else.
The key is actually patience. I think sometimes, people mistake patience for inactivity. And in some situations, one does have to act quickly. But when it comes to human relationships, even the kind of fleeting ones, they really are all sort of 'long term' things. And they all require patience to get through the misunderstandings, misinterpretations, or even genuine differences. All that can be understood in time, but only if people give themselves a shot at that kind of life.
And yeah, sometimes you have to work a little harder with Jeff, but he has to work ten times harder than that even. And none of us are immune to needing to be understood, or needing patience.
So - I just think it's good to keep that at the forefront sometimes when dealing with a lot of different kinds of people.