Nordicel94
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..."If you want to be more social, join a book club, a volunteering circle, a church group".
The thing is, if you're not social enough to have made friends the natural way throughout life, how is rocking up to that kind of group the solution? Like if you've struggled in High School and University where you see the same people everyday and do projects together, why would you have the confidence to make connections with people you meet once a week? The problems isn't your lack of exposure to people but your social ineptitude. Extroverted people think this is good advice, because to them, it's just turning up at a place, having some good chats and maybe walking out with a friend.
The same goes for this advice when applied to meeting girls. What makes these people think that joining a book club is some magic solution to everything, that the women there will be attracted to you even though they're not attracted to you anywhere else?
The thing is, if you're not social enough to have made friends the natural way throughout life, how is rocking up to that kind of group the solution? Like if you've struggled in High School and University where you see the same people everyday and do projects together, why would you have the confidence to make connections with people you meet once a week? The problems isn't your lack of exposure to people but your social ineptitude. Extroverted people think this is good advice, because to them, it's just turning up at a place, having some good chats and maybe walking out with a friend.
The same goes for this advice when applied to meeting girls. What makes these people think that joining a book club is some magic solution to everything, that the women there will be attracted to you even though they're not attracted to you anywhere else?





