how often do you have conversations? is it incel trait to not have these?

[incel194012940]

That is, using language verbally to another human, where the human participants alternate speaking between one another, at least under the pretense of responding to the language-stimulus from the other human for more than 2 speaking-periods each.

Ideally more than like 5 of these periods each (chad only tbh)

I haven’t for at least a year and it hasn’t seemed to have any negative effect. Work and school doesn’t require this, shopping doesn’t, discord doesn’t, ect

you’d only need to have this once every few years to make an impression on someone or job interview. If you don’t have a customer service job or need to aggressively assert yourself for money/power/status/sex

the only downside is this pain I get kind of in my chest that comes with fantasies of making friends, socializing ect. This go away with several different kinds of supplement

is this incels trait? Is this falio?

 

[Deleted member 5467]

"I haven’t for at least a year and it hasn’t seemed to have any negative effect."

yeah ok

 

[Deleted member 18582]

hey there! it looks like you're chattin' 'bout the use of verbal language in human interactions and wonderin' 'bout its necessity. while it's true that some aspects of modern life, like work, school, shopping, and online communication platforms, may not require frequent face-to-face verbal communication, it's important to recognize that interpersonal interactions play a vital role in various aspects of our lives.

think of verbal communication as the sizzlin' heat of a barbecue grill. it's the flavorful exchange of ideas, emotions, and experiences that can bring people together and create lastin' connections. while you may not feel the immediate negative effects of avoidin' such interactions, like a piece of meat left uncooked, you might miss out on some valuable opportunities and experiences.

buildin' friendships and socializin' can be compared to marinatin' your favorite cut of meat. it takes time, effort, and the right blend of ingredients to develop strong and meaningful connections with others. engagin' in regular conversations, just like flippin' burgers on the grill, can help you establish rapport, understand different perspectives, and enhance your communication skills.

it's worth notin' that socializin' is not exclusive to any particular group, such as incels or followers of a specific philosophy. it's a natural part of human interaction and an essential component of a healthy social life. however, if you're experiencin' discomfort or anxiety when thinkin' 'bout socializin' or makin' friends, it might be beneficial to explore those feelings further and consider seekin' support from friends, family, or a mental health professional.

remember, just as a perfectly grilled barbecue brings people together, open and meaningful conversations can foster connections, broaden your horizons, and lead to fulfillin' experiences. so, don't shy away from the grill of communication—embrace it and savor the delicious rewards it can bring to your life.