how much do you talk irl

I talk so so, but like to keep to myself a lot. Plus with my college being filled with swag kids for a trade schools its sad and just so hard to understand people. I can become talkative when I'm comfortable but even with phone calls I always think of what to say to try to keep the convo going.

 

we should all go. We can see Misty and then we can all see a movie together and it will be beautiful and romantic.

 

Dirty pedo.

 

I'm 17. I'm pretty sure most of the people here are older than me.

 

I will spit in your popcorn.

 

What if I give you a tip?

 

If the suspicious italicization of the word "tip" indicates you mean you will spill something on her, I don't believe that will help diffuse the situation any.

 

I am not supposed to accept tips plz&ty I could be fired

 

Oh, I won't be spilling anything on Misty.

Oh. Well what about a different sort of tip?

 

You are disgusting, go the **** away. I'm seripusly hoping I'm wrong right now and you aren't italicizing tip for that reason.

 

What do you mean? I just wanted to buy her a malt. I know a place that makes some really good malts. Sundaes too. You can come too, but you're paying for your own malt. I think it's called Graeter's? I don't remember the name, just where it is.

 

Well, that changed quite quickly...

Anyway, to answer the original thing-it depends on who I'm with and where I am. I talk a lot more than I used to, but today I probably spoke about 10-20 words. It was my uni orientation and I had 3 guy friends with me who all decided to be dicks...so...yeah :)

 

I speak my mind. I think of many things. Do da maff!

Also, I ask a lot of questions. I find it tough to talk to some people because I have no clue what to talk about or what we have in common, or if they can take a joke if they don't laugh, or if they're just reserved.... so... depends.
I'm not avert to strangers, but some days i'm just not in the mood to talk to them, or deal with hearing someone's life story on the train or bus. It's unsociable, but it's London public transport, you get use to it. I'm reading my book and listening to music, this is a clear indication i'm not in the mood to talk. And this book is to do with my Uni stuff, i'm trying to read it In this travel period so I don't have to read it at home.

....I swear I don't talk that much ^ in real life unless i'm nervous! : P

 

Complete opposite. When I'm nervous people won't even notice me. I don't talk at all.

 

I'm half and half I blabber and then shut up and feel like an idiot realising I talk too much. Silly me.

 

I talk quite a lot, I'm not that shy so I'll happy go up to someone and start talking, I also dislike awkward silences so I'll just talk to fill the gap. Even when I'm alone, I'm prone to talking to myself as it helps me organise my thoughts.