A "shallow" conversation refers to a discussion that stays on surface-level topics, lacks depth, and doesn't delve into more meaningful or significant subjects. It often involves casual and trivial matters without exploring complex emotions or ideas. Here's an example of a shallow conversation:
Person A: Hey, how was your weekend?
Person B: Oh, it was okay. I went shopping and watched a movie. What about yours?
Person A: Mine was good too. I hung out with some friends and played video games.
Person B: That sounds fun. Any plans for the coming week?
Person A: Not really, just work and maybe going out to eat with my family. How about you?
Person B: Same here, nothing special, just work and maybe hitting the gym.
In this example, the conversation revolves around routine activities and general plans without touching upon deeper topics such as personal aspirations, emotions, or significant life events. It remains at a surface level and doesn't explore any profound or thought-provoking subjects.