what does it mean when someone talks about themselves?
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Egocentrism. Someone who talks too much about themselves has not established a clear limit between themselves and their surroundings. Their narcissistic personality keeps them from realizing that they're not the center of the world. That's why they think it's normal that every conversation should revolve around them.
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Justifying yourself and repeating the same things On a deep level, the person thinks that they're somehow responsible for what happened to them. Or at least, they had a part in it or could have avoided it somehow. So when they are telling their story it's likely that they'll try to justify themselves.
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Originally Answered: If someone says you can tell him anything, his cool, what does it mean or what should you say? It means he wants you to think that he's not judgmental. He is presenting himself as a tolerant and accepting person.
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Self-talk is your internal dialogue. It's influenced by your subconscious mind, and it reveals your thoughts, beliefs, questions, and ideas. Self-talk can be both negative and positive. It can be encouraging, and it can be distressing. ... Positive thinking and optimism can be effective stress management tools.
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When someone asks "Who are you?". Chances are they just want your name. In some situations (if they interpret your presence as out of place or perhaps a even a threat) they might wan't your function.
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People who engage in unsavory behavior, such as talking behind a friend's back, usually feel insecure in some way. If someone you know is talking about you behind your back, know that it usually means more about that person's character than it does about yours.
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It means that he feels comfortable enough with you to share things about himself with you. Without some details about what he shared with you I cannot really tell you more than this. You can always open up back and ask him questions slowly progressing in the direction of the things you want to know.
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The people who talk too much are the people who don't keep things inside and are straightforward. They love to speak whatever is in their mind and that is a special talent,i would say. People speaking their heart out are pure and don't care what the world would think if they say this/that.
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The bottom line is the speaker wants to tell the listener that there is something (good or bad) about him/her that should be "looked"(noticed) at. Examples: A: Look at you! You can finally play the piano like a pro!
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In this case, it is just a mildly humorous sarcastic comment—they're saying that since people make judgments of you before they even process who you are or what you look like, you may feel social pressure the next time you meet someone new.
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Let's translate it: "Tell me about yourself" in a job interview means "give me an overview of who you are, professionally speaking." There's a reason this is asked at the very beginning of an interview; it's a way of saying, "Give me some broad background before we dive into specifics."
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It means they're open to starting a conversation with you and they think about you enough to include you in an element of their life. However, if their private Snap was very obviously sent to multiple people, you can't take it too seriously yet.
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That just means that he/she likes your personality, and likes who you are! There's no “hidden meaning” behind it, like saying you are unintelligent or not good-looking, but hey look you have a good personality! ... But even so, at least you have someone who loves you for your personality!
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If you're constantly being critical of others and yourself in your mind, you're probably voicing these thoughts and opinions to your friends and family, which means others around you are aware of your negative mindset. "People often tell you or imply that you're a downer or a pessimist.
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Either they are trying to tell you something about yourself or your relationship with that person. Sometimes I find when you run into the same person you're meant to see what they can teach you. So sitting down or having a good chat with them is usually recommended as you will see it helps provide clarity.
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This habit indicates nerves or insecurity. Whether this means they are nervous about talking to you or just in general, this can be a telling body language cue. It can show that you might be making them nervous (which can be a good or bad thing).
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Originally Answered: What is the difference between describe yourself and tell something about yourself ? While describing oneself, all the major (and important minor) details have to be supplied. On the other hand, when one tells something about oneself, it is usually a very selective talent or trait.