KML-016Teenage Bird Girl
You Are Still Talking, Unfortunately
What it does
Not anger, exactly—just the exhausted discovery that the unnecessary speech has additional paragraphs.
Use it when
- A bad take keeps developing after the conclusion was obvious.
- Someone repeats a point you already disliked the first time.
- Polite attention has expired before the speaker has.
For example
- The tour guide begins a second anecdote about the parking lot.
- “And that brings me to slide forty-two.”
- A stranger explains your own hobby to you after learning about it yesterday.
Emotional intensity3/10
Primary reactionDisapproval
ToneDry · bored · contemptuous
