Do any of you struggle to carry a conversation with people in real life?

I don't have problems talking to people, it's just I don't share many common interests with anyone. Music is basically my 'hobby', along with technology. I hate sports and the only club I'm in is the yearbook committee, which I don't like anyway because my graphic skills are underrated. Since I live in a small town, and there's only 400 people in my high school, there isn't much variety.

When I talk to people, even some of my friends, I find that there's a fairly limited list of topics to even talk about because we don't have much in common. Yeah, we talk about school, maybe TV shows we both watch, etc but those topics don't last too long. But with my really close friends, we can sit for hours and never run out of things to talk about, so idk.

I wish I had people like ATRL in my school if I knew people who were as into music and media as I am, I would be LIVING

No.

Yes I can.

No. I always give off the feeling of "get away from me" because that's what I'm actually thinking.

Only if it's a topic that I find interesting. I look depressed most of the time so I would say no.

Yep

But not sport which all my friends go on about all day long

Yes?

Yes, I always find the funniest random topics to talk about.

It depends on whether I actually wanna talk to said person. I'm not good at starting conversations, but I can keep them going pretty well without things getting embarrassing.

Yes.

Depends if I'm interested and like the person I'm talking to.

No. I try starting a conversation by asking a question but it doesn't last. I suck at talking to people.

Of course

It all depends on the other person. If they make no effort, give lame arse answers and in no way seem interested in keeping a conversation flowing then no, I can't.

If they're easy to talk to with a good sense of humour and a little bit weird then yes, I can.

Depends on who with.

No. I'm terrible with people.

What's with the ?? This is actually a serious issue for some people.

no

Depends on the person.