She always speaks about herself, every time and everywhere. She always speaks about herself, every time and everywhere.

She always speaks about her, everyself, all of the time and everywhere. She always speaks about herself, all of the time and everywhere.

If I ask to someone, "What is your passion?" and he says, "Actually, I'm learning guitar"," she cuts in on the conversation to say something like "Oh, I always wanted to learn piano, but it was too expensive, but later maybe, and I'm sure I'm very good at that blah blah blah ...." If I ask to someone, "What is your passion?" and he says, "Actually, I'm learning guitar," she cuts in on the conversation to say something like "Oh, I always wanted to learn piano, but it was too expensive, but later maybe, and I'm sure I'm very good at that blah blah blah ...."

If I ask to someone "What is your passion?" and he says "Actually, I'm learning guitar", she cuts the conversation to say something like "Oh, I always wanted to learn piano, but it was too expensive, but later maybe, and I'm sure I'm very good at that blah blah blah ...." If I ask someone "What is your passion?" and he says "Actually, I'm learning guitar", she cuts the conversation to say something like "Oh, I always wanted to learn piano, but it was too expensive, but later maybe, and I'm sure I'm very good at that blah blah blah ...."

It's always the same things, for anything, any subjects, regardless of others. It's always the same, for anything, any subject, regardless of others.

You could also replace "thing" with "behavior" or even "action."

It's always the same things, for anything, any subjects, regardless of others. It's always the same things, for anything, any subjects, regardless of others.

When she didoes that, we just wait in silence. When she does that, we just wait in silence.

customary action in the present tense

When she didoes that, we just wait in silence. When she does that, we just wait in silence.

She has a lot of positive / great qualities, but that is really unpleasant and exhausting. She has a lot of positive / great qualities, but that is really unpleasant and exhausting.

Something is needed to balance the negative words if you have "but" as the conjunction. There is no contrast if you just say "qualities."

I don't know how I can explain this to her, without hurting her. I don't know how I can explain this to her, without hurting her.

I don't know how I can explain her, without hurting her. I don't know how I can explain her, without hurting her.