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Unread 8 Feb 2008, 14:21   #39
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Re: Ailments and Freakishness

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Originally Posted by KaneED
Why does it specifically set in at 3 people? Why not 2 people or maybe even 5 people?
Well, of course it varies with the situation, but generally speaking I find that a room with more than 3 strangers in causes me problems. I can butt in to a conversation amongst 2 or 3 people, but anymore than that and it gets too crowded.

In such a situation, it is not uncommon for a separate conversation to break off, this puts pressure because the other conversation always looks more fun. With just 2 strangers there is no third person to pick up the slack in the conversation.

It's all about numbers.
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