I don't know why we can't live a moment alone without talking and asking, asking and calling. We constantly need to work our tongue even for no purpose. When we get to work the first thing we do is checking out answer machines or asking a secretary if there are any calls for us. We can't live an hour without sending SMS, calling and so on. Eventually we turn out to have nothing to talk about. Don't you think it's becoming a paranoia?
We have to get people a chance to miss us a little. Remember that distance strengthens and intensifies our feelings.
I think it's important to be able to keep silence when necessary and when the moment come - to have a proper and decent answer instead of constant bla-bla-bla.
We always feel the need to talk not to feel awkward. I think that's exactly the case when you find someone special - when you can just shut up for a minute and comfortably share silence. Do you think that would be a great criteria in finding a soulmate?