Kõnepruugi

Kõnepruugi is a term used in Estonian to describe a person who is excessively talkative or chatty. The term is derived from the word "kõne," which means "speech" or "conversation," and "pruugi," which means "greedy" or "insatiable." A kõnepruugi is often characterized by their constant need to engage in conversation and their tendency to dominate discussions, sometimes to the point of being intrusive or annoying to others.

The behavior of a kõnepruugi can be seen as a form of social anxiety or a need for constant validation and attention. They may use their talkativeness as a way to mask their insecurities or to fill the silence in social situations. However, their excessive talkativeness can also be seen as a form of social isolation, as they may struggle to form meaningful connections with others.

In some cases, a kõnepruugi may be able to manage their talkativeness and use it as a strength, such as in public speaking or writing. However, for those who struggle with it, it can be a significant challenge to manage their social interactions and maintain healthy relationships.