The content explores the complexities of human communication and why people feel compelled to talk, even when it might seem unnecessary or uncomfortable. The author reflects on personal discomfort with conversational spaces, preferring silence like their grandfather's quiet demeanor. The content suggests that people use words to compare themselves with others, seek validation, or maintain connections. Despite societal expectations for constant communication, the author finds solace in quieter, introspective environments. This perspective is juxtaposed with the rising instances of verbal interaction influenced by modern media and foreign cultures in Japan, leading the author to seek tranquility in less communicative, serene places.