Oh, you picked everything out perfectly.
What cultures exactly are you talking about?
Red_Crystal
joined 15 hours ago
Oh, I see a peer. He'll be 30 in a few days. Yes, you are right. If they ask you not to interfere, then you shouldn't continue. There is still something that repels certain people. I definitely won't talk to people who are drunk. And lately I've noticed that I don't want to talk (no matter the gender) to people who smoke - no matter what, an IQOS, a cigarette or an electronic cigarette... I hate smokers terribly.. Well, I answer calmly, I can continue, but it doesn’t always mean anything. Just talking.Although this has become very rare, and mostly I have headphones on and don’t want to communicate much... There are reasons for this.
But in another country, when moving, I would be happy to talk, even through a translator. As I do with some other people and on different topics on another platform.
Ok. But not everywhere is it accepted to have "small talk"...
Let's not attribute this to all women. This is both imposed and from the consumer culture of the patriarchal system. Less often, when it is radical feminism - here it is simply hatred of a man simply because he is a man.... I am a girl, and I often see radical feminism... Especially in the post-Soviet space... It's a wild horror... Especially those raised by mercantile princesses... If I were relaxing in a bar, I definitely wouldn't want to see a man I didn't know at that time. Why do you need parks, cafeterias, libraries and just the embankment?
Read various articles. Scientific or economic, something else. Sometimes analysis together with GPT Chat. But more often it's a series in the background while still reading. And then put the phone down and listen to the series in a mask. And that's it.
Once upon a time it happened. And it was a consequence of stomach bleeding... Not much good...
I still hear it sometimes, but that’s when I have severe shortness of breath and high blood pressure.
Wow, I'm in shock. I lived alone in the forest for so long.
Where did I say that? There are drunk people in the bar, and they don't always want to meet you. Yes, there are those who are only thirsty for acquaintances, but often they themselves will take the initiative. I suggested a list - cafes, parks, embankments, etc. It's not always pleasant to talk to people who have been drinking, especially when it's not part of the group.