I don't think you should drink to become social. I think you should face your fears, and go out there and do it if you really wanted it. I'm very reserved, myself, and extremely introverted. I've always been uncomfortable talking to other people but, one day, I decided I wanted to open up more and meet new people, so I faced my fears and did it. What's the worst they can do to you?
I shouldn't take it this way, but embarrassment is the second to worst pain I have ever felt...so yeah. I REALLY hate it. Here's my situation, its one thing to face your fears and jump off an airplane to skydive, and its another to jump off not knowing anything, even when to pull your parachute.
I feel so ill experienced to social things that I feel like its impossible for me to re-condition my mind to test things out in the real-world.
Hate to say it, but the only way to know the outcome is to give it a shot. You're always going to be afraid as long as you keep telling yourself the worst. The only thing standing in your way is you.
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I don't think you should drink to become social. I think you should face your fears, and go out there and do it if you really wanted it. I'm very reserved, myself, and extremely introverted. I've always been uncomfortable talking to other people but, one day, I decided I wanted to open up more and meet new people, so I faced my fears and did it. What's the worst they can do to you?
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I shouldn't take it this way, but embarrassment is the second to worst pain I have ever felt...so yeah. I REALLY hate it. Here's my situation, its one thing to face your fears and jump off an airplane to skydive, and its another to jump off not knowing anything, even when to pull your parachute.
I feel so ill experienced to social things that I feel like its impossible for me to re-condition my mind to test things out in the real-world.
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Hate to say it, but the only way to know the outcome is to give it a shot. You're always going to be afraid as long as you keep telling yourself the worst. The only thing standing in your way is you.