Tbqhwyfam, I only read to pretend to be smart. I want attention

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even if you're smart, you're not that smart. you will invariably run into those who know more about any one given thing than yourself.

so, don't try to seem smart, but be interesting instead. i start off with a broad knowledge of things (biology, periods in history and lit, etc.) and develop niches that suit my interest. as long as you've diversified your knowledge, are a good listener and decent speaker, you can make others interested in what you know (and, in turn, interested in you).

don't take yourself seriously, be polite, and address each person as if they were the only one in the room—without forgetting the others present.

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>>9975127
quack quack, he fly?

>>9975171
He's the supreme champion. Of course he can fly. He can do anything.

>>9975127
I don't know. I just only say what I mean, and before arguing, I think "does this matter?" It's nice, when I can stick by it.

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>>9975171
no, but he do

>>9975159
pretty sound advice desu, appreciate it
Last week my co workers said they never saw me as enthusiastic before as when I was talking about human health in general. Something to do more often.

Having a broad knowledge and interest in many things is fun indeed. Sociallizing with others helps a lot too I noticed

>>9975188
I tend to do this a lot too, it's the reason I don't talk much