Table of Contents
- 1 What do you say when you have nothing to say?
- 2 When you want to talk to someone but don’t know what to say?
- 3 How do you talk to someone who doesn’t talk much?
- 4 What can I say instead of small talk?
- 5 Why do I feel like I have nothing to talk about?
- 6 Can a person give you a detailed answer?
- 7 Why do some people not give straight answers?
What do you say when you have nothing to say?
Here is a list of things you might talk about when there is nothing to talk about:
- Talk about this itself.
- Talk about things you wish were happening.
- Have a conversation with someone who is having a wildly different experience than you.
- Have conversations with people who might be really struggling.
What are some examples of small talk?
Small Talk: Conversation Starters
- Beautiful day, isn’t it?
- Can you believe all of this rain we’ve been having?
- It looks like it’s going to snow.
- It sure would be nice to be in Hawaii right about now.
- I hear they’re calling for thunderstorms all weekend.
- We couldn’t ask for a nicer day, could we?
- How about this weather?
When you want to talk to someone but don’t know what to say?
Don’t Know What to Say? How to Know What to Talk About
- Memorize some universal questions.
- Switch between sharing and asking questions.
- Focus all your attention on the conversation.
- Keep the conversation centered on the other person.
- Jump back to a previous topic.
- View silence in conversations as something good.
What does it mean when someone says they have nothing to say?
“Nothing to say” means you don’t have any words or anything to mention, when you’re talking to a special person, or you don’t have anything to say if you start to talk to someone else, you’re speechless. Maybe wrong, or maybe I couldn’t explain well.
How do you talk to someone who doesn’t talk much?
Generally give them low-key positive feedback and reassurance. Don’t be fake and overdo it, but try to communicate that you’re friendly, you like them, and enjoy talking to them. Send out warm, interested non-verbals. Sincerely compliment them when it’s appropriate, like if they said something funny or insightful.
What do you talk about in a deep conversation?
Deep Conversation Topics About Love and Relationships. Can you tell me one of your most recent inspiring stories about love? Who would you rather date: someone younger or older than you? Have you ever observed how others react to us while we’re out in public?
What can I say instead of small talk?
small talk
- blather.
- chatter.
- chitchat.
- pleasantry.
- babble.
- blab.
- chat.
- conversation.
How do you deal with someone who talks down to you?
- Don’t take it personally (even when it’s meant to be personal).
- Expect it and ignore it.
- Be upfront and call them out.
- Invoke their empathy.
- Acknowledge where they’re right and add something to it.
- Excuse yourself.
- Walk away and find someone who talks to you with respect.
- Practice active listening.
Why do I feel like I have nothing to talk about?
The uncomfortable, nonconstructive experience of nothing of say is anything but easy, grounded or focused. It can happen when there’s so much stimulation that we feel overwhelmed and uncertain about the correct point of focus. This experience can feel flat or insecure, frustrating, pressurized and even terrifying.
What does it mean when someone can’t answer a question?
The answer doesn’t flip together in their mind and leap as if unbidden to their tongue. The answer is something they’ve never examined or thought through. They don’t really know what they mean (vis-a-vis the question), so they can’t really say what they mean.
Can a person give you a detailed answer?
Detailed, descriptive, answers can only be elicited with questions which are detailed and descriptive in their own right. Each question that you ask is structured by way of foundational pillars which are then aesthetically added to and connected with vocabulary. Without any one of these pillars, the question would completely lose its meaning.
How to get someone to answer a question?
Don’t make it seem like you’ve, “figured them out,” or, “caught them red handed.” Doing so will decrease your chances of hearing an honest answer more than it would encourage it. Placing blame on yourself seems to be the safest, and seemingly most effective, route in getting someone to answer a question more precisely.
Why do some people not give straight answers?
The willful ignorance toward even one of the pillars that your question is built on, will leave unnecessary room for interpretation in the answers that people give. They’d be able to get away with seemingly answering your questions without delivering definite information for you to find value in.