How to avoid people\u0027s questions

Sometimes it can be difficult to avoid people's questions, especially when they ask you something personal, or when you don't want to answer the question. However, there are ways to politely decline without causing any offense. Here are a few tips for dealing with unwanted questions:

1. Change the subject: If someone asks you a question that makes you uncomfortable or that you don't want to answer, try changing the subject. Ask them a question or make a comment that relates to what they said but doesn't require an answer from you.

2. Offer an explanation: If someone is pressing for an answer, let them know that although you appreciate their interest in finding out more about you, you would prefer not discuss the issue right now. You don't need to offer any further details or explanations if you don't want to.

3. Make a joke: Sometimes humor can be used as a way to change the subject and lighten the mood if someone is asking too many personal questions. Just remember not to make jokes at anyone else's expense as this could lead to hurt feelings or resentment.

4. Redirect the conversation: Redirecting other people's questions can be effective in avoiding difficult conversations without being unkind or dismissive. Offer up another topic of conversation that everyone can engage in and focus on that instead of your refusal to answer their initial question.

5. Distract yourself: Sometimes it's helpful just to distract yourself from uncomfortable questions by thinking about other things or engaging in some kind of activity like playing a game on your phone or talking with someone else about something completely unrelated.

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