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[st.bot.32]

im always amazed how much information can be shared through text. you assume body language is a huge part of human communication but you can "sense" mood and intonation through the cadence and rhythm of the written word

so true

i get that too when reading books by really good authors.

and the longer you are on the internet the better you get at refining the way you express yourself in text, getting to the essence of the point in a way that leaves less room for misinterpretation. it's definitely a learning process.

whoa. massive deja vu happening right now for some reason

:lol:

 

[misfit]

For some reason, I express myself better through written words than talking verbaly plus body movements.


Ahuaeynjxs:

What's abstract?
And I would like to read what you think about whatever you like to talk about. And, if I can, discuss those themes.


Some books seem to have life inside them.

 

[st.bot.32]

i do too. it must have something to do with the way i conceptualize language. in the real world, i'm not the kind of person who jumps into a conversation and interjects constantly. i like to take the time to think about what i'm saying from different angles. i often am quiet for entire conversations (especially around more aggressive conversationalists), still making mental notes and reacting to what others are saying.

and seeing my thoughts written down is part of some process attempting to place some objectivity on them, so i can react to them

 

[misfit]

That happens more frequently now than in the past, in my case.
Everytime I tried to express myself on certain themes, wich require a kind of mental openness, either I would completly get confused with what I'm trying to say, or I can express myself very clearly, like for a moment someone tunned my brain frequency to a bubble of knowledge and passion.

But, since the those situations that I can't express anything, and even get humiliated by my own confusion, are so annoying, I'm making efforts to choose silence and talk only when I feel I can communicate something clear of misconcepts.

 

[st.bot.32]

i totally understand.

i relish those moments of clarity, where what i'm thinking just comes out. a lot of people think of me as a quiet person as well, because i just don't say anything if i don't feel i have anything meaningful to add in some way.

i am finding though, that after years of much the same situation as you are describing, that the more i take time to formulate my thoughts and think about things, the more i am prepared for conversation that arises... to a degree. it also helps to find people who have similar interests. i think if you and i were in the same room right now we could easily have this conversation in real life

off topic but somewhat related, i'm one of the few people i know whom, when i take drugs, i have no use for small talk whatsoever. i suddenly just WANT to be engaged intellectually, or engage the senses.. and tend to run away from banter if i can

 

[Ahuaeynjxs]

Never mind... that comment wasn't adressed to you ; just that talks about the ego, which is which and who is who...

To me its all abstract, and there are much more relevant things to discuss as we've been all over this already. But it's not my intention to intimidate you

My avatar is dying, I guess it won't be missed much, I might be wrong on the intentions however.

 

[misfit]

Ahuaeynjxs:

I didn't felt as it was addressed to me. I was just curious about your input.

And I continue to be curious about your concerns.


st.bot:

It's good to feel similarities in nature

 

[mysticwarrior]

im always amazed how much information can be shared through text. you assume body language is a huge part of human communication but you can "sense" mood and intonation through the cadence and rhythm of the written word

That the best thing I've read in this whole thread

And this is especially the case when you start reading with your heart en try to be as open minded as possible.