A lot of days, it feels like I have this limited supply of small talk I can have with acquaintances, and once that runs out, I don't always know what to do with myself. One of my co-workers seems to, I don't know, drain my reserves of small talk faster? I have no reason to dislike him, and I really don't. But he is just one of those people where I don't know what to say, past a couple generalities, and soon after that, bam, this weird artificial wall. Very off-putting. I've tried asking him about other things, getting to know him better, find something else in common. But it's just this weird vibe.
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A lot of days, it feels like I have this limited supply of small talk I can have with acquaintances, and once that runs out, I don't always know what to do with myself. One of my co-workers seems to, I don't know, drain my reserves of small talk faster? I have no reason to dislike him, and I really don't. But he is just one of those people where I don't know what to say, past a couple generalities, and soon after that, bam, this weird artificial wall. Very off-putting. I've tried asking him about other things, getting to know him better, find something else in common. But it's just this weird vibe.
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huh
"The problem for a terrorist group like Al Qaeda is that its recruitment pool is Muslims, but most Muslims are not interested in terrorism. Most…
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today's good read
"It’s Time for Black Liberation, Not Liberalism."
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What lead to the death of the enclosed mall as a concept?
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huh
"The problem for a terrorist group like Al Qaeda is that its recruitment pool is Muslims, but most Muslims are not interested in terrorism. Most…
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today's good read
"It’s Time for Black Liberation, Not Liberalism."
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(no subject)
What lead to the death of the enclosed mall as a concept?
