Stimulating conversation?

[Geoff-Allen]

Hope you're all well!

Do you enjoy "small talk" or do you prefer deep & meaningful questions?

I enjoy a little of both and am fortunate to be a member of an "interesting" collection of people I can refer to as my relatives.

We don't always agree - but it is never boring at our family dinners!

Here's a site with a few suggestions if you are stuck -

Interesting Conversation Topics: Lots of questions and topics

Enjoy your day!

 

[Revoltingest]

Too deep & meaningful, & me peepers glaze over.

 

[Enoch07]

Both as long as it flows smoothly and naturally. When it feels like I am having to force a response, I've learned it just beat not to respond at all. Because the forces response usually just falls flat.

 

[Left Coast]

Not the greatest at small talk, prefer deep and meaningful talks with people I trust and enjoy. I can do small talk, but I really have to be "on"/ bring out my extrovert side.

Almost no one in my family agrees with me on religion or politics so I understand the "interesting" conversations that can happen at family gatherings!

 

[Geoff-Allen]

Not the greatest at small talk, prefer deep and meaningful talks with people I trust and enjoy. I can do small talk, but I really have to be "on"/ bring out my extrovert side.

Almost no one in my family agrees with me on religion or politics so I understand the "interesting" conversations that can happen at family gatherings!

Same here! I don't like heated debates which sometimes happen. I have learned not to take my opinions or anyone else's toooo seriously!

Cheers.