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The deck has almost gone to the graveyard.

I don’t need a conversation deck from myself.

If you properly listen to the other person’s words and give good responses, they’ll keep talking endlessly.

Basically, I can spend time on food, travel (which actually consists of trips to otaku events), and health check-ups.

Politics, religion, and sports are like minefields, and the economy is intertwined with politics, and discussions about mental and physical issues are too heavy.

I somewhat hear about the faint news stories without getting too involved.

When talking about stocks, it sounds appropriate.

I went to a bar the other day…

I can hear conversations about golf.

The other day, my knee…

Complaints about children, illness, and work.

I can talk well with older men, but I can’t do it with young people anymore; it’s too different from my world.

How about we talk about Switch2?

I’ve recently been healing slowly from my wounds.

I hear that anonymous people talk about stories they saw on the bulletin board as if they were their own.

Talk about pets is nice…

I don’t think other people’s baby photos are that cute, but I’m always happy to see pictures of dogs and cats.

I ended up building an unhealthy deck, so I talked about it the other day.

Uric acid levels are scary, right? We got hyped up drinking while taking medication.

Gelgoog

There was a drinking party yesterday, but

A: I’ve been really into dieting lately.

B: Oh, are you being careful about food or something?

A: I’ve been eating yogurt all the time.

A: I might turn into a yogurt alien from overeating.

C: That’s great, you’ll be popular if you go to Bulgaria, right?

D (Me): (Unable to participate in the conversation)

It felt like that.

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Even if you’re not interested, trick yourself into having an interest in the other person so you can have a conversation.

My liver hurts…

For better or worse, the topic of boyfriends, girlfriends, wives, and children can be discussed by all ages, so it’s safe, isn’t it?

If you can’t do it, you have no human rights.

The Bulgarian return is quite skillful, isn’t it…

The friend who was competing on the foie gras level said goodbye to foie gras.

I met a university friend for the first time in several years the other day.

A: “The kids are super cute~ Aren’t you going to get married?”

Me: “I won’t do it.”

B: “You don’t have to do it.”

C: “That’s right.”

Me: “I think so too.”

A: “It seems impossible for you to settle down at home.”

Me: “You’ve also gotten a divorce, haven’t you?”

ABC Me: “Hahaha!!!”

It felt like that.

You can just talk about any of the basics of life: clothing, food, or shelter.

Isn’t it usually possible to get by discussing manga, anime, games, and the internet?

Rather, there has been nothing that hasn’t worked.

Dyslipidemia, you know.

I can talk about the time we all got together and got hurt while having fun during our student days.

The perpetrator changes every year.

If you have too little life experience, it’s really tough because you can’t empathize or feel resentment towards someone who is properly going through the steps of life.

Maybe if I learned about pachinko, I could join the conversation, but I have no motivation.

I had a stroke the other day.

I can’t do simple calculations anymore.

Everyone is getting married and having kids so normally that it’s surprising. Where are they meeting and doing all that?

It’s fine to talk about health and food.

I can’t just give appropriate responses at the right timing easily.

I think there are quite a few landmines when it comes to talking about anime, similar to the precariousness of discussing your favorite baseball team.

Once my friends who used to talk about otaku topics got married, they quickly became dads, and when we gather, the main topics become about kids and their wives, so the number of people I can discuss hobbies with is rapidly decreasing.

The chiropractic clinic for lower back pain and shoulder stiffness is good.

I recently realized that I have no topics to discuss even about entertainment.

At most, it’s just a dirty joke.

Gambling! Pachinko! Adult Entertainment!

I haven’t seen them in a while, but there’s an old friend whose LINE icon is still from a pachinko parlor and a band I used to listen to in high school, and it really gives me the feeling that life isn’t moving forward.

The topics of diet, exercise, and travel were a staple.

Big breasts

I don’t like friends who talk about work in conversations.

It’s fine as long as it’s interesting.

Conversation…? Conversation…?

When will we have a chance to talk…?

The stories about the other person’s son are just normally interesting, though.

Recently, my son has become a streamer, and it has led to discussions about the streaming environment and the specs of the PC.

Talking about children

Maybe we’re both thinking (My child looks cuter and smarter…)

Switch2, you know…

The Gelgoog is like…

Things that seem trivial.

I think I was happy.

You know about Pokémon, right?

Mikoto Misaka is, well…

There are interesting jobs and those that are not in work…

It’s been a while, hasn’t it?

Talking about compliance violations is fun to listen to in terms of work-related topics.

If you’re single, you’ll come up with topics relevant to being single, and if you’re unemployed, the unemployed deck is actually a valuable topic, so in the end, it comes down to proactivity.

The talk about money is from an adult, or rather, someone who doesn’t think at all.

Workplace complaints are particularly dangerous.

Recently, I did some drawing with my niece.

When I drew a picture of Donald Trump, my niece was laughing out loud.

Don’t you want to talk about investments with others?

I don’t want to be thought of as someone who has money when the conversation turns to savings.

The dollar web, you know?

Azur Lane is like, you know.

I invest, I travel, and I go to bars, but I don’t go out of my way to talk about that with people…

Friend A and his wife lost their baby last year, and friend B and his wife are unable to have children. As for me, I’m single.

The cat talk at House B is the best.

It might just be that the people I date are that type, but talking about money is basically a taboo… Other people’s income and assets are sensitive topics even among friends.

Shisha isn’t an adult hobby, is it?

The story about the road is great, it’s a sure thing.

If the hobbies are similar, it’s easy to include conversations about mobile games in the conversation deck.

Conversations of adults, or rather, in their twenties.

I only have stories about my time working for a black company in my conversation deck…

It’s quite well-received, isn’t it…?

I think it’s embarrassing to talk about stories from my school days now, but since others are talking about it quite a bit, I wonder if it’s not so bad after all.

I can only talk about the videos I’ve seen recently.

“Do you know the four states other than solid, liquid, and gas?”

If you’re talking about bars in the first place, unless it’s a really interesting place, I feel like it would just be a crappy deck that makes you go “meh.”

I’ve only been doing safe things, so there’s no interesting story.

Adult conversation…?

It might be a battle of health check-up numbers…

To be honest, they aren’t really looking for that adult conversation either.

I’ve been standing here a lot, but the good thing I recently bought is a powerful deck.

It’s not interesting to hear someone talk about knowledge they’ve acquired from others.

Last week’s New Year’s party was about Monster Hunter…

Recently, I got pretty excited about a discussion on a method for calculating combinations of arrangements that I saw on E-television…

It’s okay to be yourself.

As long as I can pick up on points from the topic the other person brings up and return it to their turn, I don’t find it too troublesome.

I like to listen to people’s stories.

Someone who can self-deprecate by saying “I only have topics about anime and games like this” is an adult.

An adult who makes childish excuses is like a kid.

It’s probably students who can get all excited about “that girl’s boyfriend” at a drinking party instead of just chatting at the well-side meeting.

It’s one thing if someone got married, but…

I can talk about weight training.

Health-related topics might be a sure thing.

Self-deprecation is not something a proper adult should do…

Investment discussions are pretty reliable.

Sometimes there are conversations at the counter that make me want to eavesdrop.

The immune mechanism of parasites in the liver of the bigfin reef squid, you know?

The other day, my gamma-GTP exceeded 200.

A story that starts from this cannot possibly make the sake taste good.

The little kids’ uncles reacted as expected, and it was no good.

Zico, you know…

What should the other person say in response to such self-deprecation?

I know a lot of people who work as hosts.

Generally, there are a lot of singles, and I go back to my parents’ house.

When dealing with new employees who are rotating through departments during training, it’s quite difficult to have a conversation deck… all I have in my hand are baseball and adult entertainment topics.

I am a machine that forever responds with nods.

You can talk about anything.

You shouldn’t talk about investments with others.

Whether believed or not, it’s a problem.

There should be a certain amount of small talk pool.

The situation is still harsh right now, so it’s difficult, but have you heard anything about the Osaka Expo or local news?

Nowadays, there are quite a few people who don’t watch anime at all and definitely don’t play games, so it’s relatively normal to talk about it.

The story of a person who only consumes things given by others…

It’s boat racing and ASMR! Nice to meet you!

I’m going to fight using just one story about the Netflix drama I’ve been watching recently.

It’s not necessary to talk about specific topics; you can discuss more trivial everyday events if you want.

I can understand older works, but people in my age group who have families and are in established positions that still watch new anime and games are definitely a minority.

Aren’t you trying too hard to respond to everything the other person says all at once? I’ve been reflecting recently on whether I’m too ingrained in the rules of anonymous message boards and see sharing information gradually as a bad thing.

It said in the hidden mountains of animal behavior that when someone asks you a question, it’s good not just to respond but to expand the conversation to make it easier to talk and then ask a question back to them.

If you’re feeling exhausted and find it hard to enjoy manga, anime, or games, talking about works you used to love will usually get a good response.

I can’t say anything about recent entertainment or Masaharu.

The yogurt aliens have arrived.

Once you’ve earned a certain amount of money

Your brain prioritizes work and seriously makes hobbies disappear.

I have a certain number of small talk topics, but they are mostly just about hobbies, and even then, I can’t really engage if I’m outside of my community.

If I can’t talk about my hobbies, I can’t talk about anything.

I’m just a guy who can only say that Minami Hamabe is cute.

Even if you don’t know it now, if you ask “What is that?” and quickly look it up on your smartphone, you can have a conversation even if you’re not familiar with it.

It’s okay to like manga.

If you’re the type who covers manga that’s not just for otaku, you can bring up topics like “there’s this manga that fits your interests,” and if they read it, it can become a topic of conversation the next time you meet.

So not participating becomes a form of self-defense.

Recently, I have a story about being born with only one kidney.

It’s not about knowledge, but about interesting experiences I’ve had or challenges I’m currently facing.

It’s important to be recognized as someone who can have such conversations because there are surprisingly many people who want to talk about otaku topics.

There are quite a few people who get hooked after something becomes popular.

Talk about the decline in physical strength due to aging, insurance, and chronic illnesses.

Adults can skillfully ignore the political discussions of old men.