Asking questions is overrated in social interactions

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Normies follow the stupid advice of asking questions like its an interview.

What they fail to realise is this only applies to friends that you already know.

When you meet someone for the first time/dont know them well, asking too many questions, even 2+ can very quickly put pressure on them and they wont enjoy the interaction.

Its much safer and much better to make statements for the other person to react to. Making statements and reacting to each other is the natural conversation style of humans. It takes the pressure off, shows personality and builds connections much quicker
 
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Normies follow the stupid advice of asking questions like its an interview.

What they fail to realise is this only applies to friends that you already know.

When you meet someone for the first time/dont know them well, asking too many questions, even 2+ can very quickly put pressure on them and they wont enjoy the interaction.

Its much safer and much better to make statements for the other person to react to. Making statements and reacting to each other is the natural conversation style of humans. It takes the pressure off, shows personality and builds connections much quicker
agreed, you can also just use one really good question then make a bunch of breakaways.
 
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