Facts: http://blogs.wsj.com/juggle/2010/03/24/small-talk-big-hindrance-to-happiness/
I vaguely remember the reference. I'm not Squall- whenever I talk it doesn't always have to be serious!
"Hello."
"Hello."
"Why do we live?"
"Life is but a vapor, to live is to feel the oppressive forces of inevitability and helplessness. We live so that we may come to terms with these things and accept them."
"There is much thought in what you say and I concur with your observation. To live is to accept death, and to accept death is to accept the beauty of life. Would you care to come to my apartment and have sex?"
"Yes."
So it's not going good then? Marianne was just telling me about this new herbal tea she got in China town. Its suppose to increase you electrolytes or something, anyway she said after just 3 months on it she's never felt better! Maybe you should try some? I'll get the name of it from Marianne the next time we talk.
Even though you are socially inpet you are good at small talk. BUT it makes sense! Good at small talk = unhappy. :smug
Facts: http://blogs.wsj.com/juggle/2010/03/24/small-talk-big-hindrance-to-happiness/
Then Dr. Mehl compared those results against the study subjects’ happiness, based on self-assessments and the opinions of people who knew them.