You wouldn't be friends with someone who behaves this way

[Eclair_de_XII]

in the classroom, would you? This person is always the first one to speak up in class whenever the instructor asks the class a question, and oftentimes speaks out of turn. Whenever this student does the latter, it is often for the purpose of predicting what the professor is going to say next (sometimes to the professor's chagrin), or to make a remark about what is being said. You wouldn't be friends with someone so disruptive and so ready to prove himself to be smart in front of the entire class like this, would you?

 

[Ophiolite]

in the classroom, would you? This person is always the first one to speak up in class whenever the instructor asks the class a question, and oftentimes speaks out of turn. Whenever this student does the latter, it is often for the purpose of predicting what the professor is going to say next (sometimes to the professor's chagrin), or to make a remark about what is being said. You wouldn't be friends with someone so disruptive and so ready to prove himself to be smart in front of the entire class like this, would you?

I have not yet met anyone who is completely free of annoying habits, and almost no one, no matter how annoying in some respects, that does not have some redeeming features. So, to answer your question, if this individual had positive characteristics that I found attractive then I might very well choose to make friends with them. Once that friendship was established I would probably ask them why they were being such a ******** in the classroom.

********* - Insert appropriate derogatory term.

 

[fresh_42]

I don't think anyone can say a lot qualified about such issues on the internet. There is simply not enough knowledge about the situation.

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