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Questions about having conversations with other people, and how to achieve certain things when having them. This can be covering (or avoiding) certain topics, starting them, keeping them going or bringing them to a close.
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How to designate, that I'd prefer having a conversation in english, when someone aproaches m...
Living in Taiwan, I know much of what you mean. Interrupting and then carrying on in a language the other person doesn't know is certainly rude, as you say, and makes the person feel like a "lesser" a …
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How can I get a drunk person to understand that I don't want to talk to them?
I'll cut to the core problem you face, in the question itself:
How do I get a drunk person to understand...?
You don't. So, simply respond in kind and "don't be understandable".
Method 1: Pretend t …
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How can I talk about loneliness without sounding like I'm indulging in self-pity?
One way of many...
"Make" it okay
I was in a similar place about that age and some still to this day.
When talking about a disappointing part of your own past, I have found that being "at peace with i …
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