• Instantnudeln@feddit.de
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    1 year ago

    Its called rhetorical question. Mate is just thinking loud.

    I’m that friend and I’m really sorry. I cant control it. :(

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      1 year ago

      I have a friend like this too. I just stopped going to the movies with him because I want to stay friends.

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        1 year ago

        Well in cinemas I’m obviously silent because there are strangers. I just like to talk when watching movies together privatly.

        I think its really nice when the movie is a total brainfuck to make theorys with friends. If you just want to sit there in total silence even in private situations you could just watch the movie alone.

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            1 year ago

            So you can control it.

            Yea its called I-dont-want-a-fist-in-my-face-Syndrom. So it works in public.

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          Nah, that’s ok. When you “watch a movie” at home with a group of people, you are not really watching a movie. It just serves as background noise and as an easy fallback for someone that doesn’t want to participate in the conversation.

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      I do this too, I’m thinking aloud. My girlfriend scolds me for “spoilers”, which is funny because I’m just guessing what is going to happen based on other stuff I’ve seen.

      Not my fault writers are terribly unimaginative lol