In social situations, attacking others with harsh words may intensify conflicts and affect the overall atmosphere. Instead of tit-for-tat, try to guide the conversation in a humorous or gentle way, such as： 1. “Every story you share is like a single cycle-but we may need to change the album. Does anyone want to talk about the latest developments? ” 2. (When the other party continuously dominates the topic) He raised his drink cup and smiled and said, “Cheers to the brightest focus tonight!" But is it time to turn on the round table mode next? ” 3. “The way you are so interested in yourself reminds me of the parrot I used to raise who looked in the mirror for three hours a day-but it can at least learn from others. ” If the other party's behavior does affect you, a more effective way may be to express it gently in private: "Sometimes it's easier and more interesting for everyone to take turns expressing, don't you think?" ”True social masters know how to use wisdom to resolve embarrassment, not to create conflicts. If you need more suggestions for communication skills, I can help you think of a more positive solution together.