Alright, I have a question. Does being the loudest voice in the room mean that you have the most power? or doesn't mean that you're highlighting your insecurities. Why or why not?

Well, you can be powerful and insecure at the same time. Without context, that might be the best default answer.

I think it depends, but most of the time I think it's hiding in securities. really confident people aren't that loud.

I kind of want to clarify when you say loudest person in the room like are you talking about here on stereo? Or are you talking about like in like real life in general? because I have a couple of of opinions.

I'm not really sure. I can see the power and I also can see the insecurities, but I think for some people they just are naturally loud. Like I have a friend I've known since junior high and she just she's loud. She has a loud voice. She's always had a loud voice. So I think that's just part of her personal.

Most confident people and self-aware people are not loud at all for real not if you florist in your own ways but yeah so it's definitely a insecurity thing I don't know which ice cream

It can be both. I feel like if you're the loudest person in the room What shows that you're insecure is if you aren't allowing anybody else to almost have that center stage in a way. Yeah if you can't share the light, you're percent of the population who live by their own grandparents, all Database authorities

This made me think of something I read about the famous old dead actor James Dean. He would be purposefully quiet at meetings and parties and such because it gave him power and it seems that it did.

I think the oven kind of depends on what you're saying that's so loud and how people receive what you're saying I think it depends on the only have people receive you can make you insecure if you're the loudest one

Well they say never beat a loudest person in the room in prison. Yeah. She wake ****** up and they shank you. I mean