The Illusion of Being a Good Speaker

Yesterday, I had a long phone call with Mr. Choi for work purposes.

Their pride in being an articulate speaker was evident throughout the conversation, and after hours of talking, they didn't even ask for my thoughts.
It was nothing significant, just a confirmation call, but it left me mentally drained, wanting to hang up as soon as possible.In conversations,
there are people who talk excessively to the point of exhaustion.
They could simply say "If this, then that" or "If that, then this,"
but instead, they go on and on about this and that,
saying things like "If we do this, it might be like that, and if we do that, it might be like this,"
"Considering this situation, I wonder if we should do this..."
It's more like a rambling speech without a conclusion.From my experience, people who talk a lot have these commonalities:
They tend to be thin.
In the case of men, they are very domestic.
They don't have wide social circles.
They have feminine tendencies.
They tend to be meticulous.While everyone has their strengths and weaknesses,
I think it's a significant flaw if people find it intimidating to start a conversation with you.
Of course, being too quiet is also a problem...#TalkativePeople, #Commonalities, #PeopleWhoCannotSpeak, #SilenceIsBetter, #Communication, #Difficulties, #NotGoodAtSpeaking

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