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| 1 | Conversation tips for a social newbie?That's the thing. It's a trend you get yourself into. Just like any other habit, you have to keep telling yourself that you're awesome and feeling great and be interested in what you're saying. You'll have off-days, but don't let them affect your stride too much. Just pick up and keep going and finding more reasons to not be afraid. | /r/seduction | 24/02/12 08:17 AM |
| 1 | Conversation tips for a social newbie?You really are never alone... I'm reading your guys' comments and it's really hitting the mark for how I've been feeling lately. Sometimes I feel uncomfortably self-aware. Like, oh god, this conversation is going to shit, oh man they think I'm weird, etc. It'll be a long road for some of us, but we just need to ease the fuck up and let things flow the way they should. Everyone has things to talk about and no one should fear interactions with other people. | /r/seduction | 24/02/12 03:31 AM |
| 5 | Fake it til you make it.When you go from avoiding social interaction to just jumping right into faux-confidently chatting random people up, you're going to make some mistakes. You aren't fully aware of the rules, but these become apparent pretty quickly. This is my problem right now, and it's pretty rough sometimes. I've become a bit of a loner over the past year, and my ability to confidently hold conversations with people has suffered. I seek solitude a lot because I don't think I can function socially. I'm trying to… | /r/seduction | 11/04/11 02:19 AM |
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