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biased
10-12-2007, 09:32 PM
Have you ever had someone say it feels like you're interrogating the person in the manner you ask questions? The reason I think it comes off like this is because for me to understand how the person is I need a decent amount of information on them. So I continue to ask questions and it seems as though they don't really care about what I'm interested in or my stories since it doesn't apply to them. I don't blame them, human nature is selfish.

Tegyrius
10-12-2007, 10:14 PM
Funny, when I read this topic line, I thought the question was going to be about the manner in which extroverts seem compelled to pry into other people's personal lives. ::)

qwerty
10-12-2007, 10:20 PM
Nobody has specifically told me I interrogate them, however my conversation style is all about questions. Because I'm around allot of introverts I tend to push a conversation by questions that relate to myself.

thegnat
10-13-2007, 12:48 AM
Funny, when I read this topic line, I thought the question was going to be about the manner in which extroverts seem compelled to pry into other people's personal lives. ::)

same here - a lot of times i feel interrogated by extroverts.

I like to ask a lot of questions but I ask them in my own mind. I don't usually ask them out loud.

I have conversation with people I can talk about a subject I know with. I don't usually ask questions unless i confess my thoughts. Sometimes I do though. Sometimes I answer questions with questions. That annoys people though sometimes. So I try not to ask questions.

I stay away from personal lives and am usually pretty quiet around extroverts knowing that they probably won't get my weird thought process.