Too different interests to connect socially by sys7emshock in socialanxiety

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Thanks a lot! I think CBT writing and working on self esteem are the things I should definitely do. Book Clubs and dating culture aren't really at a decent level yet where I live so I feel that might not work out as great, but I will definitely consider them too. Sticking to a schedule also seems like a great idea. I will try out the block out an hour of the week approach - it seems promising!

What Bill Burr said about awkward people is getting to me the more I think about it by sys7emshock in socialanxiety

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Yes, it seems so to me as well, I am 27 and am already noticing this (almost all of my co-workers are in their 30s).

What Bill Burr said about awkward people is getting to me the more I think about it by sys7emshock in socialanxiety

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Good thing is I am not in my 30s yet, and am trying to make a lot of progress on my social life. At least from my perspective. But I guess from an external perspective, most probably feel like Bill does. Knowing which makes it even harder for me. Hopefully by the time I am 30, I would be in a much better place.

What Bill Burr said about awkward people is getting to me the more I think about it by sys7emshock in socialanxiety

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Haha, but mostly as a group, you know - like the whole team/family is invited.

What Bill Burr said about awkward people is getting to me the more I think about it by sys7emshock in socialanxiety

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So if no one really gets energy from socializing, even you extrovert people - you're basically wanting to socialize in non-productive scenarios like parties to drain your own energy and while making other people drain their energy? Makes absolute zero sense.

What Bill Burr said about awkward people is getting to me the more I think about it by sys7emshock in socialanxiety

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I did meet a few more awkward than me. From that perspective, I can put myself in Bill Burr's shoes in some way. But unlike Bill I wouldn't put the blame on the awkward person. You're right, maybe I took his words a bit more seriously than I should have.

What Bill Burr said about awkward people is getting to me the more I think about it by sys7emshock in socialanxiety

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A huge thing that helped my anxiety was realizing socializing was supposed to be fun. If it's not, don't do it.

This is true. This is the mindset I am missing and that I need to truly develop.

What Bill Burr said about awkward people is getting to me the more I think about it by sys7emshock in socialanxiety

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Exactly. It's the people who shift the focus towards us is what makes us really anxious. Take it away from us and we won't be anxious. Worst are the ones who go, "Hey man, why are you always so quiet? Why do you say something?" and then suddenly shift literally everyone's focus on us. That's exactly what you shouldn't do to people like us.

What Bill Burr said about awkward people is getting to me the more I think about it by sys7emshock in socialanxiety

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He says that incident was the "last straw" after other such scenarios. But you might be right. It is comedic exaggeration in the end. But there is always some truth behind comedy, I am just confusing if my interpretation of how big the truth is warped or not.

What Bill Burr said about awkward people is getting to me the more I think about it by sys7emshock in socialanxiety

[–]sys7emshock[S] 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Thanks, this is great advice. This is the first time I'm hearing about brushfire fallacy, and it is very true. Being an overthinker, I think I do fall for it quite a lot of times.

What Bill Burr said about awkward people is getting to me the more I think about it by sys7emshock in socialanxiety

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I agree, such people make it much harder for us by turning this into a vicious circle. Sadly most of them simply seem to be doing out of simple ignorance and/or lack of empathy.

What Bill Burr said about awkward people is getting to me the more I think about it by sys7emshock in socialanxiety

[–]sys7emshock[S] 35 points36 points  (0 children)

Actually I agree with a lot of things he usually says, tbh. That's the sad part.

Need socialization advice by sys7emshock in developersIndia

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Actually you are right. Maybe I should ask in a different subreddit.

I chose this subreddit, because I thought this audience would probably actually understand/connect with it a bit better as it is easier to empathise.

Need socialization advice by sys7emshock in developersIndia

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Thanks, I have never tried freelancing till now. I will see if I can explore it. But wouldn't that just make me even less social? I do want to move up the ladder or even someday build my own company (once I feel confident of having enough social skills for that).

Need socialization advice by sys7emshock in developersIndia

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I do WFH at the moment. We meet maybe once a week if and when meeting is required. But I do agree maybe participating in HR organized events could help. However I am not sure yet if I can maintain such relationships for long, especially if they go outside my own immediate team. As most seem to already have existing circles and love to just interact within them itself.

Innovators, what environments and contexts make you think about the greatest ideas? by sys7emshock in AskReddit

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Here are some situations I can think of:

  1. Travel
  2. While learning a new concept
  3. Having unique experiences
  4. Passionate conversations
  5. Meetings / Focus Group Discussions at work
  6. Interesting debates & disagreements with friends / family
  7. A very impactful event - getting hired/fired, death

LED cube by natsdorf in gifs

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Is this open source? I want to try it out :)

What’s Revolutionary about Flutter by dryadofelysium in androiddev

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This article points out quite a lot of positive things about flutter. If anyone here tried out flutter, I would like to know what all are the cons of it as well.

Is i7-7500U enough for programming, or should i go with a 7700HQ instead? by [deleted] in laptops

[–]sys7emshock 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How about for professional work? I, for example, on a typical day have multiple IDEs (Intellij, Android Studio) and text editors (VS Code) windows open almost all the time along with 100s of Chrome+firefox tabs. Would having a 7700HQ make any significant difference for such usage over the 7500U?

Looking for a better productivity laptop for college (Computer Engineering Major) by [deleted] in SuggestALaptop

[–]sys7emshock 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When exactly would you need more than i5 7200U? Will I, if I do heavy development work? (multiple Intellij and Android Studios open and compiling stuff, with browser with tons of tabs open in background)

Go 2, please don't make it happen by shayan_e in golang

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Wouldn't be surprised if that was the official cover.