What is the psychological reason for a person who does not like to talk to others even though they are able to talk when they want to?
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Here are some suggestions for you; "Introversion: Some individuals naturally prefer solitude and find social interactions draining rather than energizing. Social Anxiety: Fear of judgment or negative evaluation can make a person hesitant to engage in conversations. Past Experiences: Negative social experiences, such as rejection or criticism, may lead someone to avoid interactions. Preference for Non-Verbal Communication: Some people express themselves better through writing or other forms of communication rather than speaking. Emotional State: Depression, stress, or other emotional challenges can reduce a person's desire to engage in conversations. 6/12/25
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Shadow Of The Mind That makes sense now and it’s understandable
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Dalcocono has down an outstanding job of answering, so i'll just add, Shut down, due to a triggering topic, or emotion. Some people cannot relate on an emotional level, because they are out of touch with their own, or feel very little themselves, they are more likely to favour mental understanding. For them it's like the other person is speaking a different language.
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dalcocono
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⭐️Creamcrackered
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