Do you know anyone who thinks complaining is having a conversation?
By isabella123
@isabella123 (688)
Canada
January 31, 2009 9:07pm CST
Hello friends,
Do you know any peoples who,when you run into them in the store ,let's say the first thing they do is complain about something that's never really important.They don't ask how your doing...they tell you how bad their kids are or their hair's getting to long,you know stupid stuff.
2 responses
@highflyingxangel (9225)
• United States
1 Feb 09
I used to live with someone that did this. It was really annoying. We'd be talking about random things, or more important topics and then they would cut in and suddenly begin talking about how terrible their day was, who cut them off in line, how their teacher was mean and gave them an extra assignment, that sort of thing. It really drove me crazy. We didn't really want to hear about it because it wasn't put into conversation form, it was only about how terrible of a time they were having, they didn't care about how anyone else was doing or what happened to them.
@gamingworld (577)
• United States
1 Feb 09
I think complaining is somewhat a conversation. Complaining is having something to talk about and see if you agree or not. When I complain with my friends it seems like a long conversation or talk about the subject. Or we can talk about life which sometimes end in bore. When I talk to kids, they say is and then and then and then. "and then" thats like the only word kids know about when they talk.
