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I tend to refrain from telling people how much TV I don't watch until they ask about a show or commercial they have seen or are following and wonder if I follow
by jrs235 14y ago
I tend to refrain from telling people how much TV I don't watch until they ask about a show or commercial they have seen or are following and wonder if I follow.
Please don't downvote me but what's that saying again?...
"Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people."
I would place discussing TV shows / commercials, unless they spark discussion about ideas (like "that's an awesome marketing strategy/use of psychology" or "do you think the world could really be headed towards that scenario?"), somewhere between average and small minds.
- niels_olson 14y ago> I tend to refrain from telling people how much TV I don't watch until they ask about a show or commercial they have seen or are following and wonder if I follow Same here. It's not until the conversation would falter that I offer up that I don't own a TV. The moment is pretty clear: when people are relishing their recounting of a bit and start looking frustrated when I have no nonverbal feedback to help fuel the exchange.
- Nursie 14y agoThere's no space in your world for small talk and chatter then? You're missing out. Not that you're missing out by not watching tv, that's pretty irrelevant, but your attitude there is pretty judgemental.
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- Nursie 14y agoHey, it's nobody's right to make you hang out with them if you don't want to! But small talk and chatter are part of the glue that bind friendships in my world. Perhaps our worlds are very different.