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What are the top social elements of a person that make you want to spend more time around them? Mine: 1. Is careful to give others conversation time 2. Asks a lot of questions 3. Is very playful 4. Doesn't need anything from you

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I know. I'm consistently surprised by the lack of attention people seem to pay to who talks how much. I feel like I have a constant meter running in my head to gauge who's talked for how much time in conversations.

3:47 AM · May 5, 2020

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But maybe it's just the person in the other side of the conversation bring very generous.

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can you explain this? don't understand this at all, completely alien concept. why does it matter?