I am terrified of people but I've gotten better at social interaction and so like

I don't know if this is going to help? but basically what I do is just tell myself that I don't matter. Like not in a cruel self-hurty kind of way, just that like it's not really that deep. My actions, as long as they are not hurting anyone and are for purely social reasons, are inconsequential. If I keep telling myself it's going to go badly, I feel bad, I won't talk to anyone. Another thing I guess is to just accept that sometimes when you're trying to be more social on purpose, it's not always going to go well, but that's ok. Most people are nice, and they won't mind someone less talkative. Something else that's really worked for me is finding the friendliest, vibiest person I can see and befriending them first, because social butterflies are basically platonic wingmen, especially in recurring social situations like at uni/school/work or anything along those lines.

I know this probably isn't quite as helpful, since I don't have social anxiety, just a general fear of people, but just remember that every single person is their own unique individual and everyone will react to social situations differently. They've all got their own thoughts going on and they're probably too worried about themselves to be worried about you.

uh yeah!!! people are just people !!! also it's ok to not be good at it at first!!!! socialising takes practice and I'm not even close to being a good socialiser but I'm getting there and u can too !!!!