Why do I dislike small talk?
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Why do I dislike small talk?
The most common reasons that introverts hate small talk are: Boring and no point: Introverts prefer deeper conversation, normally with a few select friends. Discussion about random irrelevant rubbish serves no point and is boring. It’s fake: Small talk, to some, is fake.
How do you talk to someone with no interests?
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Why would someone not want to talk to me?
A person may not want to talk to you for many reasons ranging from they are tired or don’t like you to you’ve interrupted a private chat. In some cases, it might be difficult to tell if someone doesn’t want to talk to you.
Should I feel bad if I don’t enjoy small talk?
You shouldn’t feel bad because you don’t enjoy small talk. I don’t much enjoy it myself. However, let me present another point of view. Someone may not like physical exercise or eating healthily but will like being healthy and slender (the latter being the result of the former). I think every human being craves human connection.
Do you make small talk when you meet new people?
If you meet someome through a friend but have little in common (he is a devout Christian and you are agnostic), it makes sense to cycle through with small talk to be polite. But you will meet people that you admire or are attracted to.
Do you have to be able to talk to someone?
Sometimes just being with someone is so comfortable that you can sit there quietly for a long time. Eventually, you do have to be able to talk. Even just about whether to east pizza or a salad. Start reading, almost anything will do. You need to be more curious, and want to share that with your friend.