Re:Social Skills
(Date Posted:04/30/2009 19:15:49)
Hey M&M...Islmss and Chirpy...
good question...I think this applies to everyone not just to a specific group of people. Everyone has had some challeges in this area of socialising. Practise practise practise! (don't forget you can't please everyone all the time)
Me....I used to very shy..but now I don't care too much about impressing people and all that other bullshit baggage of thinking I have to be 'perfect' or to conform to some siilly sets of social 'rules' - they change with every group you get into anyway! It would drive you mad and maybe come across as fake anyway.....(be kind yourself) Don't over worry about how you "think' you come across ...most people are too self absorbed to notice too much anyway.
Seeya later everyone.
ps.....checkout your local community college to see if it offers a "Communications" course.
(Message edited by snakechic On 05/05/2009 20:19:41)
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