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William Penn: 'Speak properly, and in as few words as you can, but always plainly; for the end of speech is not ostentation, but to be understood.'
Speaking more than 100 words a day in school means you're just an iqlet. speaking less than the person your talking to actually gives them more respect for u and often people that speak over like 50-100 words are just fucking adhd retards that can’t sit one hour without shutting the fuck up like genuinely how do people even have the energy to speak that much. Most of them use filler and unnecessary words like if u really need to speak do it directly. This is how I go one day in school (even at home) speaking as little words as possible. I was inspired by Clav before anyone says that I’m just copying him. EDIT (READ!) Doing this if you know many people and have many friends is obviously harder than if you are a loner (like me).
I wake up early to not have to deal with anyone at home. I don’t eat breakfast and I don’t do anything that can irritate my family. Being loud etc. Then on the bus avoid eye contact with everybody. This might work better in countries that aren’t that friendly like the Scandinavians where you mostly keep to yourself. Being quiet on the bus is easy, do I even have to explain. If you (god forbid) see anyone you know, LOOK DOWN AND DON’T MAKE THEM SEE YOU SEE THEM AND IF THEY DO; DO NOT SMILE OR DO ANYTHING THAT MAKES YOU SEEM IN THE MOOD FOR CONVERSATION, or just give an “awkward smile” and look down directly after. When you are in school do the same thing. Don’t say hi, just give them a smile and look down, if you even do that. I would say avoiding eye contact basically all day is the most crucial part. Just be quiet during lessons, sit alone during break and lunch – best option is sitting in the toilet, but maybe make sure no one sees you go in so they don’t think you’re shitting or something. If you really have to say something or ask a question – do it directly. No small talk, no “uhm”s or “like”s. Same thing on the bus home. Now when you’re home again just say you have to study and go to your room. Unpatched method. At some point they will just think your quiet, not disrespectful or angry. Works best in new school. Good luck!
Speaking more than 100 words a day in school means you're just an iqlet. speaking less than the person your talking to actually gives them more respect for u and often people that speak over like 50-100 words are just fucking adhd retards that can’t sit one hour without shutting the fuck up like genuinely how do people even have the energy to speak that much. Most of them use filler and unnecessary words like if u really need to speak do it directly. This is how I go one day in school (even at home) speaking as little words as possible. I was inspired by Clav before anyone says that I’m just copying him. EDIT (READ!) Doing this if you know many people and have many friends is obviously harder than if you are a loner (like me).
I wake up early to not have to deal with anyone at home. I don’t eat breakfast and I don’t do anything that can irritate my family. Being loud etc. Then on the bus avoid eye contact with everybody. This might work better in countries that aren’t that friendly like the Scandinavians where you mostly keep to yourself. Being quiet on the bus is easy, do I even have to explain. If you (god forbid) see anyone you know, LOOK DOWN AND DON’T MAKE THEM SEE YOU SEE THEM AND IF THEY DO; DO NOT SMILE OR DO ANYTHING THAT MAKES YOU SEEM IN THE MOOD FOR CONVERSATION, or just give an “awkward smile” and look down directly after. When you are in school do the same thing. Don’t say hi, just give them a smile and look down, if you even do that. I would say avoiding eye contact basically all day is the most crucial part. Just be quiet during lessons, sit alone during break and lunch – best option is sitting in the toilet, but maybe make sure no one sees you go in so they don’t think you’re shitting or something. If you really have to say something or ask a question – do it directly. No small talk, no “uhm”s or “like”s. Same thing on the bus home. Now when you’re home again just say you have to study and go to your room. Unpatched method. At some point they will just think your quiet, not disrespectful or angry. Works best in new school. Good luck!