bad conversationalist?
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Have you considered the possibility that you and your friends are merely growing apart? They may have topics of conversation that you really don't share. They may be making statements that you feel are quite different from your feelings, and feel that if you were to enter into the conversation you would be thought of as not cool, or even judgmental. It happens often as we get older. A young teen may talk of this guy or that girl, but as the later teens approach, they find this immature and topics change. That's just one example, there are thousands more.
I am concerned about your feelings of unworthiness. Sometimes silence is used as a method of withdrawal in depression. I would talk to a Dr. about this possibility. In the meantime just look in the mirror, you have to live with you, not anyone else. Changing yourself to meet others expectations is a good way to destroy yourself. If you like you, the rest doesn't much matter.
You may want to change some of your activities. Instead of hanging with old friends, take up activities that pertain to your interests. You may find you are a brilliant conversationalist, you simply needed to find someone else that could discuss subjects that are of mutual interest.
no, why is this haunting you? go easy on yourself. do your best to tell stories and to express your feelings and that is all you can do. you will get better at conversations. you have a great mind! for five years you have been studying. tell people what you know!
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