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I'm not even sure what the "interaction in large groups" is supposed to be? Even on a party, usually you only talk to 1 to 3 people at a time. If you don't like
by Tichy 15y ago
I'm not even sure what the "interaction in large groups" is supposed to be? Even on a party, usually you only talk to 1 to 3 people at a time. If you don't like floating around the party like a butterfly, just find a comfy couch somewhere.
I don't understand why the author and it's supporter are so bent on drawing a black and white picture of other people, like either they enjoy large groups or single interactions? What if most people "enjoy" both - larger groups are usually just a tool for finding small groups to interact with.
- AznHisoka 15y agoTalking to people in a party, vs really being one-on-one with them is different for me. When you're in a party, I feel you have the pressure to talk about "fun", casual topics vs deep discussion. Simply because of the context of the situation.