Regrettably, I agreed with the knuckle dragging introvert statement myself. I work in an office, with seemingly most, who are extroverted, spending valuable time, chit chatting about the most mundane things- kill me now. This time, wasted, that's better spent say navigating around Cape Horn in a full masted tall ship! *sigh* When I've tried to engage, the conversations invariably devolve into circular logic and fuzzy thinking. I find myself dumbing myself down, or simplifying just to complete a conversation. It's torture.
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Regrettably, I agreed with the knuckle dragging introvert statement myself. I work in an office, with seemingly most, who are extroverted, spending valuable time, chit chatting about the most mundane things- kill me now. This time, wasted, that's better spent say navigating around Cape Horn in a full masted tall ship! *sigh* When I've tried to engage, the conversations invariably devolve into circular logic and fuzzy thinking. I find myself dumbing myself down, or simplifying just to complete a conversation. It's torture.
It's said that Ignorance is bliss. I wonder...