Have you ever found yourself in a conversation where the other person just keeps repeating themselves? It can be quite frustrating, especially when you feel like nothing new is being added. From my experience, this often happens when someone is trying to emphasize their point or perhaps isn't sure you've fully understood them. Sometimes, it might also be a habit or a way to buy time as they think. I've learned that patience is key in these situations. Instead of reacting negatively, I try to acknowledge their point and gently steer the conversation forward by asking open-ended questions. This not only shows that I'm listening but encourages them to elaborate or shift gears. It's also helpful to consider the context—people might repeat things because they're nervous, excited, or want to make sure they're heard clearly. Being empathetic can turn these moments from annoyances into opportunities for better communication. Overall, while hearing "Nah fr that’s all they say" might be a common thought, recognizing why it happens and responding thoughtfully can make conversations more productive and less stressful.