98.Describe an impressive conversation that you remember well

who this person was

where you met this person

what you talked about

why this conversation was impressive

Sample Answer:-

I don't usually talk to strangers, especially in public places. I think its something I picked up from childhood. My mom always said, 'Don't talk to strangers, its not safe. So, if I'm waiting somewhere, I usually Just read or scroll through my phone. But one time at the airport things didn't go the usual way. A man, probably in his late 30s or early 40s, sat next to me. It was the only free seat. He started a bit of small talk, and at first, I kept my distance. I gave short answers and pretended to be busy . But he had this calm, respectful energy and asked thoughtful questions. I didn't even realize how it happened, but I opened up to him a total stranger. It turned out he was a psychotherapist. We started with small talk, but some how the conversation naturally moved toward deeper topics limiting beliefs, childhood patterns, even how family dynamics can shape the way we approach relationships. At one point, I told him about my complicated situation with my husband. And he shared a different perspective, not just as a therapist, but also as a man. It really made me think. I started seeing things from a completely different angle. That conversation honestly left a mark. I remember walking away feeling lighter, like something shifted in me. And to this day, whenever I face issues in my relationship. I often go back to that moment and what we talked about. i never expected to have such a meaningful, eye opening conversation with some one I had never met before, but I'm really glad I did.