When did you get used to talking? Why?

When I was a child, I especially liked to talk with people about the happy and unhappy things I met. Later, I gradually got used to not talking. Why? I have probably gone through three stages. First, there is no one to talk to. Second, when I talk to others, I will be laughed at. Finally, I became very strong and not used to talking. Next, I'll give you a detailed explanation. 1. When I was in college, I found that no one around me was willing to listen to me.

When I was young, I was a very talkative person. I often talk to my parents about what happened to me at school. But when I get to college, I want to talk to my friends about things I have encountered in my life. I found that they were completely uninterested in what I said. Sometimes I may listen to me out of courtesy, but I don't understand what I mean. So slowly, I found that no one around me was willing to listen to me. After I confided in someone, I suddenly found out that he took me as a joke.

When I was a sophomore, I told my roommate what I met at school. I didn't expect other students in our class to know about it soon. I only told him about it, and then I realized that he and other students in my class thought what I said was a joke, and then I was afraid to tell anyone about it. 3. Later, I became very strong and didn't want to talk.

After the above two stages, I found it difficult to talk, so I gradually became stronger and stronger and didn't want to talk to others. After a long time, I got used to not talking. I don't like talking very much now, and I don't have the habit of talking.

In a word, the reason why I changed from a person who is used to talking to a person who doesn't like talking is because I found that no one around me was willing to listen to me when I was in college, and finally my roommate was willing to listen to me. He also told others about me and treated me as a joke, until later I became very strong and not used to talking.