People forget that it's a monologue, which means no anxiety
about uncomfortable silences, no missed social cues, and no keeping up with appearances.
Not exact matches
And all too often we hear that people are fed up with politics as usual — they don't want to hear
about republicans or democrats and if they do you'll get an eerie cringe and a comment like «I don't get involved in party politics,» or «It's all rhetoric» followed by an
uncomfortable silence.
A romantic dinner out can sometimes be a little daunting — what shall we talk
about, will there be
uncomfortable silences?
When you do eventually meet up you will already know information
about them, giving you something to talk
about, therefore avoiding those moments of
uncomfortable silence.
Michelle Fine (1987) in her ethnographic essay on
Silencing in Public Schools, details how student discourse
about race and class inequities in students» lived experiences inside and outside the school were often detoured or outright shut down by teachers who were
uncomfortable in discussing how societal inequities manifested themselves in students» everyday lives.