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    Default Does anyone else feel exhausted after presenting something you like for someone else?

    Alright, this is so stupid, but the thing is: I like various things, and I really like to show them to people in my surroundings.
    One time I showed a horror movie I liked for my mother, and I was sitting there feeling all proud and stuff - but after she'd seen it, I felt, well, exhausted.
    I felt really nervous and worried whether she really liked it or not; and if someone turns out to dislike my interests, I almost take it personally.
    I can feel really happy while I'm actually explaining the thing, but afterwards I feel really uncomfortable, as if I were talking much more than I should've done.
    I don't necessarily do that, but I always get that feeling anyway.

    I recently explained the grammatic rules for one of Tolkien's languages, the Tengwar, for one of my friends, and I was glad to hear that he thought the letters beautiful.
    However, once we changed the subject I instantly felt really uncomfortable, and I blamed myself for talking about it in the first place.

    Does anyone else feel the same?
    Last edited by Peter_20; 04-13-2007 at 11:27 PM.

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