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"So basically, social awkwardness is something I really struggle with. I've always been naturally awkward, especially when I don't know someone well. Even if I really want to talk to them, I always get stuck on what to say next. It's like constant loop where I ask random questions, but when they respond, I don't know how to do. Keep the conversation going, I mean. So I end up staying silent and it feels like the conversation just fizzles out."
"So basically, social awkwardness is something I really struggle with. I've always been naturally awkward, especially when I don't know someone well. Even if I really want to talk to them, I always get stuck on what to say next. It's like constant loop where I ask random questions, but when they respond, I don't know how to do. Keep the conversation going, I mean. So I end up staying silent and it feels like the conversation just fizzles out."
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"So basically, social awkwardness is something I really struggle with. I've always been naturally awkward, especially when I don't know someone well. Even if I really want to talk to them, I always get stuck on what to say next. It's like constant loop where I ask random questions, but when they respond, I don't know how to do. Keep the conversation going, I mean. So I end up staying silent and it feels like the conversation just fizzles out."
"So basically, social awkwardness is something I really struggle with. I've always been naturally awkward, especially when I don't know someone well. Even if I really want to talk to them, I always get stuck on what to say next. It's like constant loop where I ask random questions, but when they respond, I don't know how to do. Keep the conversation going, I mean. So I end up staying silent and it feels like the conversation just fizzles out."