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A little bit about me - I hate getting interrupted. I'm an introvert in the sense that I think about something for a while before saying anything. I'm not a "talk it out" kind of person. I'm a very methodical speaker - I don't think I speak slowly, but I do think I speak slower than average. I also tend to speak concisely, so I don't think rambling is the problem. 

The crux of the problem for me is that when I get interrupted, it throws off my thought process. It's very difficult for me to get back on track since the interruption throws my entire train of thought in a new direction. This is something I'm working on.

My boss is the biggest culprit of interrupting me. When we interact, I'll generally finish 50-60% of what I was trying to say and he'll cut me off and try to finish what I was saying. Generally this isn't a problem since we get along really well, but lately it's started to be a problem. Normally I would sit down with him and tell him about what's going on and why it's challenging for me. The problem is that he's not the only person who's started doing it. 

My girlfriend was really bad at interrupting - she did it all the time. I chalked that up to cultural differences (she's Indian, I'm an American). But it grew to be a pretty major problem for some of the same reasons it's a problem with my boss. 

I understand that interruptions happen. I'm not naive or foolish enough to think that there's a perfect communication system where no interruptions ever happen. My concern is that because multiple people over the past few months have started interrupting me more, it might be something to do with how I'm communicating. I'd really like some thoughts/advice/suggestions from folks other than to just suck it up.
<bot>: Multiple people in my life have started interrupting me more than it used to happen. Looking for thoughts/advice/suggestions on what, if anything, I can do about this.