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I know I couldn't. It would be too exhausting for me. I'm not a chatterbox so prefer my SO to be that way as well. I have my own quiet hobbies to focus on.
Last edited by PJSaturn; 04-23-2017 at 09:10 PM..
Reason: Edited thread title for clarification.
Everyone's definition of "too much" will vary. Some people would drive me nuts, others don't.
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LOL... some people find it cute ( so I have been told lol).
I am like that when I am really hyper, nervous, excited or consume too many carbs).
I think in some cases it can be a feature in people with ADDH.
Over time I have learn to internalize the noise so to speak.
But on the verse side of things people that don't talk, talk slowly or talk with out expression annoy the heck out of me.
I at times talk very fast and I think fast. So when people talk slowly at times I start trying to finish their sentences in my head ( or when too painfully accidently out loud) because in my head I am like JUST SPIT IT OUT ALREADY!!!!!!
Or something I just do it to annoy my husband and to see if he is really listening lol.
I tend to say only as much as necessary to get my point across and then stop.
However, it depends if that's just non-stop mindless chatting - in most cases, people who talk too much are an annoying noise to me. But I do like to listen to people who actually have something interesting to say...
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lol).
