Am I only one who dislike the rapid-fire questions from a stranger?
It is way uncomfortable for me. Like a job interview.
No. I agree with you. It can be a bit uncomfortable at times. I've never been good at opening dialogue, but when people really take the time to get to know me I'm just a shy guy hiding behind a nervous extrovert shell.
As many of us are,I never participated in sports in High School,what you would call a loner,or nerdish.Slow to make friends,no girlfriends,so no Senior prom(did I miss much?)The draft was getting close,so while my class mates were marrying and having kids,I was in Southeast Asia,with the Air Force working on aircraft, in the heat and humidity of Thailand.
I don't even poll here. So I agree with you. I am a "No" to strangers kind of guy. Got to see them dance first.
I don't like to be interrogated. I find it kind of rude.
What kind of questions are you speaking of?
For example, I don't know you You don't know me.
However we decide to message.
Instead of having a nice conversation about anything, it's like this:
Do you like movies?
Do you like books?
Do you like ice cream?
Do you enjoy sex?
No follow-up to any one question, just one after another.
@Nichole765 just sounds like someone who doesn't get the fine art of casual conversation; maybe hyper?
It's probably a sign of social awkwardness but still wanting to connect.
I personally like it better than someone who only has answers, but I understand your point and agree with you, ultimately. I much prefer two-way conversations.
Good point