It’s called being unable to read the room, though I suspect that description isn’t clinical enough for the average Motte user. It’s a trait I’ve noticed, ironically, to be more common in the most extroverted and socially open people in life, as opposed to the introverted autists who will more quickly stop talking if they notice a lack of general enthusiasm in their contributions to the conversation.
Less politely, some people are just noisy attention whores. These people, unfortunately, are rewarded for their behavior, be it extra attention from women or getting “noticed” at work more often, leading to promotions. Which is why they rarely stop or learn to reel it in.
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It’s called being unable to read the room, though I suspect that description isn’t clinical enough for the average Motte user. It’s a trait I’ve noticed, ironically, to be more common in the most extroverted and socially open people in life, as opposed to the introverted autists who will more quickly stop talking if they notice a lack of general enthusiasm in their contributions to the conversation.
Less politely, some people are just noisy attention whores. These people, unfortunately, are rewarded for their behavior, be it extra attention from women or getting “noticed” at work more often, leading to promotions. Which is why they rarely stop or learn to reel it in.
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