Instead of bombarding others with questions, use statements to share something about yourself. Statements not only provide information but also offer others multiple ways to respond, making conversations more balanced and enjoyable.
Asking too many questions can make the conversation one-sided and uncomfortable, as it demands information from the other person without sharing anything about oneself. While statements share information about oneself and provide opportunities for the other person to respond and engage with multiple topics.
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