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Could you know if someone or something described as boring is actually boring or if the speaker is a malcontent person who's never satisfied?
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∙ 15y ago
boring is a categorical meaning for not much fun and also when you are kind of tired but people with social lives are not boring !!!. That is a good question with a lot of thought to it. I suppose if the person is never satisfied and you knew that, I don't think you should ask that person if something is boring or not. Sometimes things are boring to some people and exciting to others, which makes up personality. (though I really wouldn't trust a person who's always boring.)
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