Only every time I interact with someone
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Try decades as a neurodivergent corporate sales exec Imagine Neo was a clutz and saw the Matrix and was deep in the game, but had no abilities
Checks again for my autism— oh yep that’s just gonna be how that is I guess
Still internally screaming about the haircut I got 3 weeks ago, why do you ask 🙃
That haircut for me was 18 years ago. It's all weather and direct sanitized answers now.
Yes, all the time. The fact that people actually want spend time with me is pretty weird if you ask me. I see it in their eyes that I act odd, lol.
You know, there's something truly beautiful about people knowing you're weird and still wanting to spend their time with you.
I have one friend I like to hang out with specifically because of how she's weird.
Someone took the time to edit out the date & time info so you wouldn't know how old this repost is.
On the other hand sometimes I come away from an interaction thinking "Damn, I was on today!" so I've learned to forgive myself for not always being there.
Haha, yeah. I maybe blew up my household dynamic in one conversation the other day. Wish me luck everyone 🤞
Does the day end in a y?
But that implies I have some good social interactions
Every. Single. Time. ^.^
Thinking the next day about something awkward I did/said at a party
Man, I really need to stop drinking before interacting with people, I just wind up putting my foot in my mou-
Suddenly realizing the awkward thing I did/said was before I started drinking and I was stone-cold sober when it happened
...oh. Maybe I should actually insist on drinking before interacting with people...
That's why I don't enter social situations...
Every time
that is going to be the title to my memoir:
"mmm ... that was not my best work: the /u/TheReturnOfPEB story"
For the little things I think this adage is useful: “you can never say the wrong thing to the right person.” Tiny awkwardnesses should just be ignored, we’re all doing our best.
This does not apply in situations where you are being an asshole.
Every time
Yes, a lot of times actually
I literally just told this to myself coming out of the office since my entertainment suggestion to my colleague fell flat.
I uttered to myself: "Well, next time, refrain".
L'esprit de l'escalier