J'achète un bureau , il est prévu de l'acheter durant le week-end, sur le bon coin le vendeur à 1/5 sur ces avis, dois je m'inquiéter ?
u/Souikina — 4 days ago
▲ 49 r/socialskills
How to "appear" not weird, when you are weird
Context: Hello , I am weird, or at least I have been called weird a load of time, I had friendships in the past that ended badly for me, I'm ok with that now, but since I put myself in situations where I am used , I stopped and I don't want to have any friendships, I'm really cool with that, I like reading, I used to work in STEM and now trying to build something for myself, working keeps me company. Now that I have a smiling little boy, the small interactions I have with others seem "off" for me, and I wanted to know if you could offer tips and tricks, on how to act normal in small interactions, + plus, we are moving to a place where the downstairs neighbour is the same age as my son, I'm expecting (believe) they might become friends. If they do, I really don't know how to be polite and cordial with his mum, keeping the distance, without opening the door for any friendship.
I really don't know how to have small interactions, without over sharing, and being overly friendly whatsoever.
Question: How to have small and normal healthy interactions, with respect to social norms, and not leading to friendship?
u/Souikina — 19 days ago
How to "appear" not weird, when in fact you are weird.
Context: Hello , I am weird, or at least I have been called weird a load of time, I had friendships in the past that ended badly for me, I'm ok with that now, but since I put myself in situations where I am used , I stopped and I don't want to have any friendships, I'm really cool with that, I like reading, I used to work in STEM and now trying to build something for myself, working keeps me company. Now that I have a smiling little boy, the small interactions I have with others seem "off" for me, and I wanted to know if you could offer tips and tricks, on how to act normal in small interactions, + plus, we are moving to a place where the downstairs neighbour is the same age as my son, I'm expecting (believe) they might become friends. If they do, I really don't know how to be polite and cordial with his mum, keeping the distance, without opening the door for any friendship.
I really don't know how to have small interactions, without over sharing, and being overly friendly whatsoever.
Question: How to have small and normal healthy interactions, with respect to social norms, and not leading to friendship?
u/Souikina — 19 days ago