I'm not against you trying to become more sociable, but against the way you want to do it. I don't believe that getting yourself drunk will be the "first step" in letting you break free of your comfort zone, but rather you should lose try losing some of your inhibitions with your personal perseverance (because 1) you might do something stupid and regrettable while drunk and 2) you might use drunkenness as a crutch that won't really help your sober self). Having morals isn't a bad thing, and I don't believe that it is your morals, but just shyness, that limits your social potentials.
Am I too reserved?
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I'm not against you trying to become more sociable, but against the way you want to do it. I don't believe that getting yourself drunk will be the "first step" in letting you break free of your comfort zone, but rather you should lose try losing some of your inhibitions with your personal perseverance (because 1) you might do something stupid and regrettable while drunk and 2) you might use drunkenness as a crutch that won't really help your sober self). Having morals isn't a bad thing, and I don't believe that it is your morals, but just shyness, that limits your social potentials.
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Morals have created my shyness...damn.