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>>13396988

Not at work but with people from work (which is the same shit for me)...

Last week was the last day of my coworker because the lucky motherfucker got a new job and "we" all decided to go to that fancy bar after work and have some drinks. Everyone went (about 15 people). The shitty part starts here, first of all i'm an introvert (don't mistake for being shy, which is something i've never been), and since i'm very quiet in certain situations (that was one of them because i didn't wanna be there at all, i was supposed to be in college studying for an important project, but i have consideration for the guy so i felt like that meeting was something i had to do), people started coming at me with the same old bullshit everyone does with quiet people:

>anon, why you so quiet? lol
>guys, don't you think anon is too quiet? lol
>so anon, what's your opinion on x? lol
>hey anon, you gonna finish that drink or not?

That alone is already embarrassing, but it got worse once someone asked me to pick a topic for the conversation. Now that's something normies mistake about quiet people, they think that we want to talk when in fact we don't. If i want to talk or i need to, i will.

Anyway, they asked me to pick a topic, and whenever i talk to normies i try to pretend i'm one, just because it's more convenient for me, it keeps me from having to explain something or getting too personal. So they asked me what i like and i said "videogames", and they started having the most normie/cringe conversation i've ever seen in my entire life and the worst part is that i was involved in it the whole time. It was one of the most uncomfortable situations i've ever been.