Being a good storyteller is the most underrated personality trait. If you are a good storyteller people will forgive a lot of other flaws. People who are naturally good at it are just captivating! Because humans literally spend almost 100% of their time telling stories to each other. Talking to their friends telling stories about their life to them, talking to family members, telling parents stories from work. So it really is one of the MOST important personality traits. And it can be learned like any skill.
I love her!!! I love talking about the more mundane everyday life stuff. Like when birds have huge pieces of food in their mouths it reminds me of dogs carrying branches.
A good conversationalist could come up with many responses to engage with those. "What would you eat for 100?" "I wonder if the bird had a family to feed!" "Well that's a 'sweet' bonus! Must've been your lucky day."
I wish I had that skill. My partner can sometimes be the "bad story teller" in this video and I never know what to say in response and I feel so boring 😅 I'll try and take your approach
There's nothing wrong with the stories, it's about delivering them, I guess. It could be like "guys, today's my lucky day! I got extra whipped cream in my chocolate for free!" And her friends would be glad for her. That's what I'm struggling with, and learning how to do it: the delivery. Not everything needs to be told in chronological order. Storytelling is hard, but it's worth it!
Finding this fucking fascinating, ty, cos my issue is that chronology doesn’t exist in my brain!!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤ also I love and appreciate the idea that storytelling is hard but worth it…idk it’s giving me some sort of hope cos it’s making me think of storytelling that I find hard to follow - which doesn’t often have rhyme or reason in why - and maybeeeeee hmmm how the story listener - like, when I learn to enjoy diff types of storytelling - that’s also hard and worth it??? I don’t try to force myself into it all (cos I can’t) but when I naturally find it - it’s wonderful - maybe thats true conversationally too, maybe it’s a two way street when it comes to stories! Idk! Thank u for the journalling prompt lolol but genuinely thank u friend xxxxxx this helped me to think aloud a fucking lot ❤️🔥🥺🥺🥺
Do you remember when Steve Martin finally blew up at John Candy in Planes, Trains and Automobiles and yelled at him 'Here's some advice, stories should have a point, not just an excuse to go on and on and on....
It’s not that, it’s the way she’s delivering it. The way she’s saying it makes it sound like it’s a premise when she should make it sound more like a punchline. Like “I saw a bird with a huge piece of bread in its mouth.” And then you would add something else like “you wouldn’t think it would be able to fit all that would you?”
@@kiera6326 Huh. Maybe I'm guilty of it too. I feel like I've definitely been like "dude, earlier I saw a [...bird with a whole piece of bread], how weird!" and maybe like "where'd it even find that" or something, but not a lot else for a punchline 😅😅
@@kiera6326 Exactly!!! A lot of the problem is tone and pacing. You can't tell a story in a tone of, "Wait until you hear this...." and then have the button at the end be something extremely predictable like someone saying "wow" or the bird flying away. If you only have one thing to say, frame it as an observation, not a story. "Today I saw a bird with a whole slice of bread in its mouth. Like, there was more bread than bird."
EXACTLY like…this is how my friends and I talk to each other about things that just happened. Even mundane things. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to share something, it doesn’t have to be a big thing
This is so funny because this is me, but also I can totally get behind someone telling any one of these stories. The dead fried eggs, the bird, the double whipped cream. I’m into it lol
Thats cool but why was it interesting and how do you want people to respond? Becuase with this kinda of storytelling the convo can end really fast with a "oh thats funny/interesting/weird" and then that's crickets... Like I'm not the best storyteller either but i can tell partway through that it probably wasn't the best story to tell lol. There just had to be a point to the story of you want to have a conversation.
I’ve never been so desperate to say NOT BAD SO GOOD SO GOOD I PROMISE SO GOOD 😭😭😭😭💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 speaking as the v willing and keen audience member of such storytellers!!!!!!!! Espesh as I’m someone who would go off into twenty seven diff tangents and have a breakdown halfway thru trying to unknot the diff associations etc etc etc - aka a story is never a story - Like how I’m gonna not finish this comment now hehe xoxoxoxoxoxox ❤❤❤❤❤ cos I lost thread xxxxx
@@nataliearciniega2103 I have yet to encounter someone that didn't share something about themselves related to my story. For instance, if I said that part about the whipped cream, they would say "oh you're so lucky! I love whipped cream too and that would've made my day!". Stories don't need to have a punch line or a joke hidden between the lines; you're just sharing your regular life.
@littIefairy they don't, but it doesn't help that she SOUNDS like she's getting to a point or punchline when she's not. You can talk about regular occurrences without there being a point or joke. I think it has to do with the inflecttion in her voice makes it sound incomplete though. Leaves the listener wanting more.
This is me 🥲 one time after I finished speaking my brother said to my mum ‘don’t even acknowledge her for wasting our time’ ❤ anyway I fear I just did it again
Did your mom stick up for you love? That's incredible fucked. It doesn't matter how "useless" the info may have been to them if someone wants to share something you listen and be present. People alot of times do this because they just want to feel less alone and have a conversation with someone. I do this often and my parents always listen even tho I'm 26. They don't push me away with it. I hope you have a good support system around you
@@stephanieann6622 it’s ok, it’s just sibling stuff I bully him too don’t worry. I was literally yapping about how I saw a bin blow over in the wind so it was a fair comment tbh
@Charlxtteag while it may be sibling stuff there's a point where it's too far and saying you're a waste of time is too far I have 3 older brothers and they were assholes to me and we threw insults back and forth but we never told each other that we're a waste of time, that's just too far
Honestly I think I'm a relatively engaging speaker, but I love this character! She's so endearing/cute in her excitement. Would love to have a friend like that
There’s nothing wrong with these stories guys!!! The joke is the way she’s telling them sounds like she’s setting up for something more, when in actuality she’s just sharing something neat! Nothing wrong with sharing things like this
They may not excel at telling an exciting story,but they are great at summarizeing. Comes in handy when... *-giving instructions* *-Summarizing a lecture* *-Catching you up at the movies when you couldnt hold it and had to go to the bathroom*
Those are skills I literally don’t posses and send me into mini breakdowns if I have to utilise them so I love this comment and ppl with these skills - like I LIVE FOR IT XXXXXX ❤
It's not the literal description of events that would instill the excitement in the other, on some level you are interpreting anyway, so commit to that instead. Don't try to reenact, ask yourself what the point is My sibling is like that somehow, a lot of "and then this and then that, then they said this and then that replied thot and then then and then thon" Maybe 'cite' less and describe more? Also not all events like that are for 'retelling' anyway. They are for you to wonder ponder and marvel, if you try to just forward the excitement you might already be missing the point from the start. Of course it can be exciting that you got excited - but that needs to be told from another point of view: not the crude repetition of what *happened* to you - but rather what happened _to you_
I am her. She is me. My family was full of monologers and I don't want to be boring so I've learned to summarise my stories to the length it takes others to draw one single breath.
I think this is more so a person who can appreciate interesting but not insane things in life more than others, rather than someone who doesn’t know how to tell a story
The people commenting that they actually enjoy her mundane stories are making me feel so much better because this is 100% me and I spend a lot of time beating myself up internally for being so stupid as to waste people’s time by opening my mouth 😩
It’s still actually good story telling. Even if what she’s saying isn’t very interesting, she engages the audience and explains the “story” well. Truely terrible story telling is when the person will begin the story from the middle, go back to the beginning, then back to the middle and so on. With constant pauses and trying to remember details. The story become disjointed and you can’t follow along, or get a good idea of what’s even trying be conveyed. They aren’t animated through conversation and maybe appear to almost be talking to themselves. You just know they’ve lost your attention within the first 5 seconds.
What is wrong with saying things like this? Yeah, they are not really stories, but they things that made a positive impact on her day that she is excited to share with her friends. Conversations don't always have to be deep and meaningful or thrilling. Love the video, maybe not the way it was intended, but that's okay 😊
This has always been me, I say irrelevant things that no one cares about. I’m well aware that it’s annoying. I literally just got diagnosed with autism and it explains a lot. Not saying that everyone who interacts like this is autistic, but it’s definitely the case for me…
I thought it was gonna be how ppl ramble and get sidetracked and end up forgetting the original story they were gonna tell. This is just someone who loves and cherishes the small joys in life.
This is me. This is what it's like to tell stories as an autistic person. Sometimes, we just find life itself as really interesting. When it comes to fantasy stories with plots and characters, I can be a really amazing storyteller. Other times, I just think living day to day is neat.
I do this. I’ll build up a boring story to try to make it seem more interesting, but then when I get to the end I realize there really is no big twist so I just kind of trail off 😭
This is me and have never had a bad reaction. I think because I keep my stories SHORT, and at least on a surface level interesting. I don't get interrupted like my friends do 😅
Its funny because this is definitely the kind of story i would tell someone if we were one on one, but in a group setting there's more of an expectation to entertain since you have more ppl's attention.. and that's when this kind of story ^ flops haha
Im bad at telling storys in the opposite way, i give WAYY too much details and like just stop at parts to remember more and side storys instead of getting to the point, my family get mad😭 but sometimes im like this too😭😭 im def not a good story teller
Not really lol. If there isn't a point to the story or if there isn't a joke I can make then I'm not going to tell people about it. Imagine you're in their shoes and a friend is telling you "I made my bed today", it's just like "oh. Well good for you I guess"
i am this,,, i think me telling a story is taking up too much of ppls time so i speed through it also i get anxious that im not being entertaining enough so i talk faster😭
In my vocal pedagogy class we had an exercise where we would tell about how our day started. Some people had a very typical morning, some were more exciting, but that one girl told us a story about her spotting a squirrel on a tree and she told it exactly the way she was speaking about that bird and a bread 😭
This girl can turn a Greek tragedy into a 57-second story
Digital Circus?
@foldedchip7551 Digital Circus.
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I GOT THAT REFERENCE
Lol the active listener in me was intrigued by all three stories
same😅😂
Omg same 😆
ahaha ikr
I thought the same thing 😂
ikr same
No but I get it, sometimes there isn't a crazy plot twist, it's just "this thing happened, wasn't that insane/funny?"
My favorite thing to share is the little daily things. Keep it up
Being a good storyteller is the most underrated personality trait. If you are a good storyteller people will forgive a lot of other flaws. People who are naturally good at it are just captivating! Because humans literally spend almost 100% of their time telling stories to each other. Talking to their friends telling stories about their life to them, talking to family members, telling parents stories from work. So it really is one of the MOST important personality traits. And it can be learned like any skill.
I love her!!! I love talking about the more mundane everyday life stuff. Like when birds have huge pieces of food in their mouths it reminds me of dogs carrying branches.
A good conversationalist could come up with many responses to engage with those. "What would you eat for 100?" "I wonder if the bird had a family to feed!" "Well that's a 'sweet' bonus! Must've been your lucky day."
God, I wish I had your skill
Exactly
I wish I had that skill. My partner can sometimes be the "bad story teller" in this video and I never know what to say in response and I feel so boring 😅 I'll try and take your approach
She's so sweet though, the type to find joy in everything 😅
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There's nothing wrong with the stories, it's about delivering them, I guess. It could be like "guys, today's my lucky day! I got extra whipped cream in my chocolate for free!" And her friends would be glad for her.
That's what I'm struggling with, and learning how to do it: the delivery. Not everything needs to be told in chronological order. Storytelling is hard, but it's worth it!
Finding this fucking fascinating, ty, cos my issue is that chronology doesn’t exist in my brain!!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤
also I love and appreciate the idea that storytelling is hard but worth it…idk it’s giving me some sort of hope cos it’s making me think of storytelling that I find hard to follow -
which doesn’t often have rhyme or reason in why - and maybeeeeee hmmm how the story listener
- like, when I learn to enjoy diff types of storytelling -
that’s also hard and worth it??? I don’t try to force myself into it all (cos I can’t)
but when I naturally find it - it’s wonderful
- maybe thats true conversationally too,
maybe it’s a two way street when it comes to stories! Idk!
Thank u for the journalling prompt lolol but genuinely thank u friend xxxxxx
this helped me to think aloud a fucking lot ❤️🔥🥺🥺🥺
Do you remember when Steve Martin finally blew up at John Candy in Planes, Trains and Automobiles and yelled at him 'Here's some advice, stories should have a point, not just an excuse to go on and on and on....
You can't give a random interesting anecdote anymore?? I'd wanna hear about the bird with a whole piece of bread 😢
Me too😢 I wish more people talked about the things they saw or did in a day, i care about that kind of stuff😅
It’s not that, it’s the way she’s delivering it. The way she’s saying it makes it sound like it’s a premise when she should make it sound more like a punchline. Like “I saw a bird with a huge piece of bread in its mouth.” And then you would add something else like “you wouldn’t think it would be able to fit all that would you?”
@@kiera6326 Huh. Maybe I'm guilty of it too. I feel like I've definitely been like "dude, earlier I saw a [...bird with a whole piece of bread], how weird!" and maybe like "where'd it even find that" or something, but not a lot else for a punchline 😅😅
@@kiera6326 Exactly!!! A lot of the problem is tone and pacing.
You can't tell a story in a tone of, "Wait until you hear this...." and then have the button at the end be something extremely predictable like someone saying "wow" or the bird flying away.
If you only have one thing to say, frame it as an observation, not a story. "Today I saw a bird with a whole slice of bread in its mouth. Like, there was more bread than bird."
@@elliot20201that sounds fine, tbh, because it doesn't sound like you're pretending there's a whole story there
I really don’t see anything wrong with these “stories.” They’re quick concise and straight to the point
EXACTLY like…this is how my friends and I talk to each other about things that just happened. Even mundane things. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to share something, it doesn’t have to be a big thing
This is so funny because this is me, but also I can totally get behind someone telling any one of these stories. The dead fried eggs, the bird, the double whipped cream. I’m into it lol
fr. i’m always down to hear a semi-interesting anecdote
It's not the annecdote, is the way she tells it like is just the set up for a bigger story.
the like ‘oh that was it ☺️☺️’ is me every time
Wait, that's how I tell stories. Is that bad? It just that simple moments sound so interesting in my head and I NEED to share it.
Thats cool but why was it interesting and how do you want people to respond? Becuase with this kinda of storytelling the convo can end really fast with a "oh thats funny/interesting/weird" and then that's crickets...
Like I'm not the best storyteller either but i can tell partway through that it probably wasn't the best story to tell lol. There just had to be a point to the story of you want to have a conversation.
I’ve never been so desperate to say NOT BAD SO GOOD SO GOOD I PROMISE SO GOOD 😭😭😭😭💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 speaking as the v willing and keen audience member of such storytellers!!!!!!!!
Espesh as I’m someone who would go off into twenty seven diff tangents and have a breakdown halfway thru trying to unknot the diff associations etc etc etc - aka a story is never a story -
Like how I’m gonna not finish this comment now hehe xoxoxoxoxoxox ❤❤❤❤❤ cos I lost thread xxxxx
@@nataliearciniega2103 I have yet to encounter someone that didn't share something about themselves related to my story. For instance, if I said that part about the whipped cream, they would say "oh you're so lucky! I love whipped cream too and that would've made my day!". Stories don't need to have a punch line or a joke hidden between the lines; you're just sharing your regular life.
@littIefairy they don't, but it doesn't help that she SOUNDS like she's getting to a point or punchline when she's not. You can talk about regular occurrences without there being a point or joke. I think it has to do with the inflecttion in her voice makes it sound incomplete though. Leaves the listener wanting more.
@@nataliearciniega2103 oh I see what you mean! Yeah, the tone here definitely makes a difference. You're right.
Hey now, I will happily listen to any of these stories from my friends ❤
this pissed me off alot. god forbid we enjoy little experiences in life and want to share them!
I can no longer separate your friend from the terrible boyfriend in your other skits 😂
Maybe because he’s still acting like the terrible boyfriend in this. Just let her tell her boring stories I enjoyed them 😅
This is me 🥲 one time after I finished speaking my brother said to my mum ‘don’t even acknowledge her for wasting our time’ ❤ anyway I fear I just did it again
That’s mean but really funny
That's mean, I bet you have good stories ❤
Did your mom stick up for you love? That's incredible fucked. It doesn't matter how "useless" the info may have been to them if someone wants to share something you listen and be present. People alot of times do this because they just want to feel less alone and have a conversation with someone. I do this often and my parents always listen even tho I'm 26. They don't push me away with it. I hope you have a good support system around you
@@stephanieann6622 it’s ok, it’s just sibling stuff I bully him too don’t worry. I was literally yapping about how I saw a bin blow over in the wind so it was a fair comment tbh
@Charlxtteag while it may be sibling stuff there's a point where it's too far and saying you're a waste of time is too far I have 3 older brothers and they were assholes to me and we threw insults back and forth but we never told each other that we're a waste of time, that's just too far
i fear this is me 😭
I would love that enthusiasm. Every story will be a nice one.
these were all fantastic stories and i love this women
These kind of people are so sweet and genuine tho ❤️
Honestly I think I'm a relatively engaging speaker, but I love this character! She's so endearing/cute in her excitement. Would love to have a friend like that
There’s nothing wrong with these stories guys!!! The joke is the way she’s telling them sounds like she’s setting up for something more, when in actuality she’s just sharing something neat! Nothing wrong with sharing things like this
They may not excel at telling an exciting story,but they are great at summarizeing. Comes in handy when...
*-giving instructions*
*-Summarizing a lecture*
*-Catching you up at the movies when you couldnt hold it and had to go to the bathroom*
Those are skills I literally don’t posses and send me into mini breakdowns if I have to utilise them so I love this comment and ppl with these skills - like I LIVE FOR IT XXXXXX ❤
I would be her best friend and listen to all her stories 😭😭😭 Im in love with her omg
this is me how the hell can i make them more interesting? 😭 I'm always afraid of forgetting something or messing up the order
It's not the literal description of events that would instill the excitement in the other, on some level you are interpreting anyway, so commit to that instead.
Don't try to reenact, ask yourself what the point is
My sibling is like that somehow, a lot of "and then this and then that, then they said this and then that replied thot and then then and then thon"
Maybe 'cite' less and describe more?
Also not all events like that are for 'retelling' anyway. They are for you to wonder ponder and marvel, if you try to just forward the excitement you might already be missing the point from the start. Of course it can be exciting that you got excited - but that needs to be told from another point of view: not the crude repetition of what *happened* to you - but rather what happened _to you_
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I actually quite enjoyed these stories, lol
I am her. She is me. My family was full of monologers and I don't want to be boring so I've learned to summarise my stories to the length it takes others to draw one single breath.
This is lowk me😭 I love sharing the little things, the bread one legit sounds like something I would say
That seems like pretty efficient story telling to me 😅
I think this is more so a person who can appreciate interesting but not insane things in life more than others, rather than someone who doesn’t know how to tell a story
The people commenting that they actually enjoy her mundane stories are making me feel so much better because this is 100% me and I spend a lot of time beating myself up internally for being so stupid as to waste people’s time by opening my mouth 😩
She just wants to share her life with you. Be nice😭
It’s still actually good story telling. Even if what she’s saying isn’t very interesting, she engages the audience and explains the “story” well. Truely terrible story telling is when the person will begin the story from the middle, go back to the beginning, then back to the middle and so on. With constant pauses and trying to remember details. The story become disjointed and you can’t follow along, or get a good idea of what’s even trying be conveyed. They aren’t animated through conversation and maybe appear to almost be talking to themselves. You just know they’ve lost your attention within the first 5 seconds.
I see nothing wrong here. Recount of an interesting moment in her day with no unnecessary details. I wish everyone told stories like this!
What is wrong with saying things like this? Yeah, they are not really stories, but they things that made a positive impact on her day that she is excited to share with her friends. Conversations don't always have to be deep and meaningful or thrilling. Love the video, maybe not the way it was intended, but that's okay 😊
I actually found this so wholesome and loved listening to all three 😅
This has always been me, I say irrelevant things that no one cares about. I’m well aware that it’s annoying. I literally just got diagnosed with autism and it explains a lot. Not saying that everyone who interacts like this is autistic, but it’s definitely the case for me…
adhd storyime kids!! get ready to hear the most mind numbing story recounted Slowly and Painfully by yours truly
These are the best kinda conversations tho
Me. I’m that friend. I call it yapping
Please dont call me out like this man😭
Man I fear I’m like this .. the question “that’s it” after I tell a story has occurred several times. 😭
If it was not by design, it's probable yeah
That's me, I accidentally choose the most boring experiences to tell as stories xD
idk why but i love when people do this
Honestly this how my work bestie & I talk😂😂😂
idk how to tell stories either except mine are far too long and far too detailed
yep i do this sometimes and then think back on it and feel like shit
I feel attacted 😅 "well then I just drank the hot chocolate..." like what you expected what happens next???
i feel like this is low key cute af haha
Neurodivergent folks, assemble!
i love these stories, they are so compact
i like when people share random things that happened during their day, my natural response to the stories would be “omg that’s funny”
It’s me.. I’m that friend
I thought it was gonna be how ppl ramble and get sidetracked and end up forgetting the original story they were gonna tell. This is just someone who loves and cherishes the small joys in life.
I talk so much I could have turned every one of these into a full conversation 😅
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Bro now I want see someone who doesn’t know (or want to) how to tell a story but always has the most interesting things happen
Why is that me tho 😭
She’s enjoying the little things in life
STOP THIS IS EXACTLY HOW I TELL PEOPLE STORIES OMG😭💀
This is me. This is what it's like to tell stories as an autistic person. Sometimes, we just find life itself as really interesting. When it comes to fantasy stories with plots and characters, I can be a really amazing storyteller. Other times, I just think living day to day is neat.
I do this. I’ll build up a boring story to try to make it seem more interesting, but then when I get to the end I realize there really is no big twist so I just kind of trail off 😭
This is me and have never had a bad reaction. I think because I keep my stories SHORT, and at least on a surface level interesting. I don't get interrupted like my friends do 😅
Oh my, this is how i tell stories😭😭
Its funny because this is definitely the kind of story i would tell someone if we were one on one, but in a group setting there's more of an expectation to entertain since you have more ppl's attention.. and that's when this kind of story ^ flops haha
Omg this is me and I love ppl like this as well :)
Im bad at telling storys in the opposite way, i give WAYY too much details and like just stop at parts to remember more and side storys instead of getting to the point, my family get mad😭 but sometimes im like this too😭😭 im def not a good story teller
This is just daily life with children
Sadly, this is legit how I tell stories
is this not everyone??
I def do this when im anxious
Not really lol. If there isn't a point to the story or if there isn't a joke I can make then I'm not going to tell people about it. Imagine you're in their shoes and a friend is telling you "I made my bed today", it's just like "oh. Well good for you I guess"
@@Buhleep it's so interesting how different people deal with anxiety. I totally shut down when I get anxious
Absolutely not and it's frankly scary how many people relate to this in the comments
@@SuperNuclearUnicorn same if I’m anxious I’m not speaking. Only if I’m fully comfortable I will yap about nothing
those are all great stories
I’ve never felt so seen. Everytime I tell a story my friends look at me like 🙂😐
This is me fr. I think all parts of my life are interesting, but none of my stories have a point.
"AND THEN WHAT" 👹👹👹
Hilarious ❤
Okay maybe this is just my autism but what is she doing wrong? This seems like normal storytelling to me. She’s just talking about her week.
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I think for all of us that are watching this and wondering why these make bad stories we might be the problem
This is another time I'm convinced Tilly is basing the character on someone I used to work with 😅 it's not impossible that they moved to Sydney
i am this,,, i think me telling a story is taking up too much of ppls time so i speed through it also i get anxious that im not being entertaining enough so i talk faster😭
I enjoyed them all🤣 also this is very similar to how my 6 year old tells stories. :P
Awe I feel bad for her! She's just making conversation lol
That’s me😂 I just get blinks from everyone
This is how nick miller talks when he's nervous
No but I love them because they’re just so excited about something they saw and want to tell you and it just makes the, so happy to share 😅❤
it was awesome
…………..could you maybe post an example of how to tell those stories better? I really didn’t find anything frustrating or wrong with any of them 🫣
Wow finally one I can relate to!!
In my vocal pedagogy class we had an exercise where we would tell about how our day started. Some people had a very typical morning, some were more exciting, but that one girl told us a story about her spotting a squirrel on a tree and she told it exactly the way she was speaking about that bird and a bread 😭
This is why I add lies onto whatever I’m saying bc I need a beginning middle and worthwhile ending
These sounded completely normal to me and I’m feeling extremely called out lol
this is literally me 😭😭
I was like “what’s wrong? That’s normal. *I* talk like that” every time he was like “And then what” then I realized *I* talk like that😭😭
For me it's perfectly Ok
I’m either telling stories like this or dragging the story out forever… there is no in between
My whole family makes me feel like I do this which sometimes I do but they do it too. ALL. THE. TIME.
We're simultaneously trying to keep the conversation alive while knowing we're the most boring person there
This is me but in all those situations I kept my intrusive thoughts to myself that's why it turns out to be a boring story every time aha
Sometimes I tell stories like that 😂
I had to stop telling stories at work cause this is exactly how I talk 😌
The fact that this didn't feel weird to me, makes me realise I am indeed this person
this is me, i fear
stop this is literally me😭