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I dive in way too much...

Submitted by RecycleJack Marine on Wed, 07/14/2010 - 9:15pm.

Way too many times a day and especially my whole life as an adult my brain pushes me to barge in to someone's conversation. I know that what I have to say is not that important, but something in my unconscious propels me to interrupt the speaker! Sometimes I think before I speak, and sometimes I say something inappropriate too. I wish something in my conscious brain would send a signal to me with Ashley's words, "that one can often get more for oneself from other people by not jumping in so quickly."

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