Sacred Haven of Debauchery

By the way, melancholic people generally pay very close attention to details, insignificant phrases, intonations, gestures; they savor them for a long time, examining them from different angles, and draw conclusions. And sometimes these conclusions are so strange that they not only don't benefit you but also seem to come from nowhere. In reality, everything is clear: a seemingly insignificant word, gesture, or hint that you let slip settles in the melancholic person's mind as a question: "Why did he say that?" And then your interlocutor simply starts to speculate, relying on their own experience rather than yours.

Yes, I've noticed this about myself.