What is it like to listen to other people s nonsense?

Hello, I feel very irritable when I hear someone talking, and I think it is caused by psychological factors. Nervousness, anxiety or stress can cause this psychological phenomenon. Guidance:

In addition, sensitivity and emotional instability are also psychophysiological characteristics of this period. It is advisable to accept your current state and allow others to exist more than your own. Reducing stress and relaxing, exercising for half an hour a day, eating light foods, eating fruits and vegetables, and drinking plenty of water can also help relieve symptoms.

Summary. Hello dear, it's annoying to hear others talk nonsense, but it's actually very normal. Sometimes people just like to say a lot of nonsense, interspersed with some of their main opinions.

After all, if you don't talk nonsense, those people don't have anything else to say, and it may not seem appropriate to say it directly.

Hello dear, it's annoying to hear others talk nonsense, but it's actually very normal. Sometimes people just like to say a lot of nonsense, interspersed with some of their main opinions. After all, if you don't talk nonsense, those people don't have anything else to say, and it may not seem appropriate to say it directly.

In fact, talking nonsense and listening to nonsense is a manifestation of high emotional intelligence. No matter how bored you are, and you keep listening, try not to get into a verbal confrontation with them.

There are people who like to talk nonsense, and there are people who like to go straight to the point. Either way, it's worth listening to.

Have you ever met this kind of person, who came to talk to you, crackled and said a lot of trivial things, and you ended up really impatient and asked him what was the matter, and finally he said, "It's nothing, just come and talk to you." And then he left.

This kind of person, I guess you will never want to associate with him in the future.

Why? Because you feel like he's wasting your time.

However, many times, we also make the mistake of talking nonsense and not knowing it.

If you talk nonsense to low-level people, they may be happy and think it's good to have someone talk to them, even if it's nonsense. But I advise you to stay away from low-level people. Because associating with this kind of person is a waste of time.

It has nothing to do with morality. Everyone's time is limited. They can not value their time, but you should never do that.

If you talk nonsense when chatting with a master, you're miserable. The master's time is inherently precious, and it is also very valuable, and it is all calculated by the second. You talk nonsense to them, to them you are, and you are.

Then your impression in their minds will hit rock bottom. They'll pull you into the list of people who don't deserve to associate with them, and they won't dare to risk talking nonsense with you anymore.

So, put yourself in your shoes, as a motivated person, would you allow others to talk nonsense with you? Of course not! It's going to kill you.

So, the next time you interact with someone, stop talking nonsense. Provided, of course, that you've eliminated low-level people. This has nothing to do with morality, it is purely the basic quality of a motivated person to cherish life.

This is a strange debate. It also had to make me think. Actually, there is a very key point here.

It's what nonsense is. Because the teacher said something in philosophy class. Even the truth is nonsense.

And nonsense is not necessarily the truth. So in other words, if it's a person who talks big things every day. We can say that this man is talking nonsense every day.

If this is the case, then is the teacher talking nonsense every day when he lectures on the podium?

It doesn't seem to be a very valid thing. From this we can deduce one thing. Either the teacher is not telling the truth, or the truth is not nonsense. We're stuck in an endless loop.

In fact, the so-called nonsense is not a purely objective thing. For some these words are useless, but for others he is useful. It is necessary to combine the occasion, personality and other aspects.

The teacher gives a lecture on the podium, and if it is an elementary school teacher who asks a college student to listen, then he is talking nonsense. If a professor gives a lecture for elementary school students to listen to, then it can basically be defined as nonsense as well. And not all the teachers say is the truth.

Truth is absolute. And the teacher's lecture is nothing more than for the students to understand. Note that this is based on the assumption that students can understand.

It's not that the teacher is going to tell the truth.

So nonsense is a subjective judgment. If one person says a word, everyone in the world thinks it's nonsense. This situation is rare and we can not look into it.

Most of the time some of us think it's necessary to say it, and some people think it's not necessary.

This also leads to the question of whether to say or not to say what should be said. In the same situation, we should say the right words to the right people. We don't need to talk nonsense about this point of view. is not saying the right words to the right people.

Actually, this is a debate. The biggest point of controversy is this nonsense. If it is said that it is useful, should it be said? Should you talk about useless words? There is no controversy.

For those who have extremely high emotional intelligence, I think we should tolerate some people who are good at talking nonsense. And those who are constantly nagging, should think properly about how we should say our words and to whom.