>>257717I've noticed that normie's love to talk about themselves. I like to call this "Conversational Socratic Method." Where I'll ask someone on the other party questions focused on them so that they keep the conversation going for me because they love talking about themselves so much. The formula goes like this:
- Flip a question they ask me right back to being about themselves. I've noticed that normies have this huge psychological projection going on. When they ask you bullshit like, "WHAT ARE YOU DOING THIS WEEKEND ANON?" or "ARE YOU EXCITED FOR THE GAME?" what they really are trying to do is get an excuse to TELL you what THEY'RE going to do on the weekend or why THEY'RE excited for the latest sportsball event.
-After this, pick out keyword X in what they just said and ask, "Oh, X, huh?" over and over again until the elevator has reached your floor.
Example:
Them, "So anon, what are you doing this weekend?"
Me, "Oh, you have plans?"
Them, "Blablabla NASCAR blablabla 29 blablabla teammate."
Me, not knowing who the hell '29' is, "29 (*) must be having a hell of a season, huh?"
Them, "Blablabla, 29's teammate, blablabla."
Me, going off of the fact that they've repeated the word 'teammate' twice, but still having no idea what the fuck is going on, "NASCAR teammates are pretty important, huh?"
Them, "BLABLABLABLABLABLA–"holy shit he will not shut up now, "BLABLABLABLA."
>>257713I learned these conversational formulae by rote memory reading fucking etiquette books. Idk if it'd help you, but it did me. Some books get ridiculously specific about how exactly to carry out a conversation, which really helped me because I could follow it by rote or look up certain situations beforehand (for example, I used to get extremely about making a phone call like to make a dentist appointment–so I'd end up looking up in an etiquette book, and some books will _have a fucking section about what to say when making a phone call for an appointment_). You think you'd end up sounding like a robot, but after I started doing this, people have oddly told me that I started to sound _less_ like a robot. I think what's really going on is that people are so self-centered that they completely overlook it.