Sacred Haven of Debauchery

What can you talk about?
About topics that are interesting to us. Why talk about topics that don't interest us?

One of the main mistakes of introverted individuals, which prevents them from functioning fully, is extreme egocentrism. A short-sighted introvert never grows out of the childish "I want ice cream, Mom, buy me ice cream, Mom, buy me a toy." Indeed, initial contact with strangers doesn't bring any benefit; it's stressful, a struggle to force some words out of one's introverted self. Why bother when you can stand in a corner and listen to symphonic power metalcore, and then sit at home at the computer? Having overcome the initial barrier, an adequate person will be glad to see their new acquaintances; they will have company, interests, communication, activities, and maybe even a friendship that lasts for many years. But a reclusive person will continue to wander around like a dusty bag, forever alone, and convince themselves that they are fine.

Longer conversations tire him, but this does not indicate a poor inner world. He thinks a lot and about many things, for example.

What's the point of his reasoning if there's no one to share and discuss it with? In general, this is about silent, nerdy people.

Some can even manage without words and understand each other perfectly.

A myth. Similar to the myth about a soulmate and perfect love that will fall from the sky right into your hands. IMHO!!1

The latest news, for example, or something else, but of course, without going into detail, because I am not a specialist. I can discuss space exploration, medicine, or something else. And again, I went to a museum, and there is a topic for discussion; we can argue about what we saw there and so on.

An earthquake is bad. Space exploration and medicine are good. Cool dishes in the museum, I would like to have one at home.
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I love bananas.