Guide How To Be A Normal Person

[Blackpill]

1. yourself and appear outwardly confident to those around you. Also, exercise improves your mental health and emotional wellbeing.
   • Eat healthy foods. Try to eat a healthy mix of proteins, carbs, fruits, vegetables, and fats every day. You don't have to be a health freak to be healthy – it's okay to eat a single ice cream cone or a bag of potato chips every once in a while. Just try not to overindulge. Your occasional treats will be more meaningful if you eat them sparingly.
   • Get plenty of exercise. If you spend lots of time watching TV, get off the sofa and get some fresh air! Ride your bike, swim, or take a walk. Physical activity will keep you healthy and in shape.
   • Reader Poll: We asked 130 Looksmaxxers, and 58% agreed that the best way to prioritize self-care is to get regular exercise and physical activity. [Take Poll]
   
   
   
   
2. 
   6
   Try new things regularly. Many people are resistant to change. However, trying new things is vital for expanding our horizons. Whether you end up liking it or not, you'll learn something about yourself and the activity. Try out a new hobby with a friend so you are more comfortable.
   
   

Adjusting to Your Surroundings​

1. 
   1
   Find similar people.Especially if you are from another culture, you may have trouble establishing a support network when you are new to an area. Look for those who come from a similar background. While you acclimate to your new environment, you will benefit from being around people who know where you are coming from. This can help you feel normal, supported, and understood.
   • Try searching for meetup groups online, looking for groups at your local community center, collegiate cultural groups, or ask at your place of worship.
   
   
   
   
2. 
   2
   Mirror the dress of those around you.Trying not to stand out negatively seems to have much to do with clothing. Beyond wearing the costume of the culture in which you live, try not to look more or less casual than those around you. This is especially important in the workplace, but advisable in social circles as well.
   • Mirroring can help build your self-esteem – when you see yourself reflected in the dress or behavior of someone you like and admire, it can increase your confidence and lessen your insecurities.
   • Until you start feeling confident and comfortable taking more risks with your wardrobe, the affirmation provided by mirroring can help you feel less vulnerable and more connected to your peers.
   
   
   
3. 
   3
   Read your environment for context.Adjusting to your surroundings doesn’t only apply to new cultures, but everyday situations as well. When entering a room, observe others in the room. If everyone seems to be experiencing a strong emotion, don't do something typically associated with the opposite emotion. You can further upset and alienate a room of people crying by telling a lewd joke.
   • Notice the body language and expressions of those in the room. Are they open and smiling? Or are they closed off and frowning? Do they appear relaxed and at ease, or rigid and tense?
   • Are people speaking in hushed tones, at a normal volume, or shouting or laughing loudly?
   
   
   
4. 
   4
   Engage in similar behaviors and activities as those around you.Part of getting people to feel like you’re "one of them" is simply behaving similarly. Be careful with this, though. Just because an activity is a norm, it doesn’t mean that everyone is not in the wrong. Stay away from unsafe or unhealthy behaviors, like binge drinking, or doing illegal drugs, even if it means you don’t quite fit in.
   • If everyone in your group is obsessed with football, try taking an interest, too. Attend a few games and learn some of the basics. If it truly bores you, then you don't have to stick with it, but make the effort.
   
   

Having Good Interpersonal Skills​

1. 
   1
   Participate in social activities. Paradoxically, you can stand out by avoiding social activities. Try not to lose friends or alienate coworkers by rejecting their invitations over and over again. Social outings can be intimidating, especially if they're with people you don't know well. You may not always be invited to participate in your idea of a perfect evening. However, the ability to take part in a wide range of social activities will make you seem more normal and approachable.
   
   
   
2. 
   2
   Cultivate an active social life. The easiest way to do this is to be open to making friends wherever you go. Try not to worry too much about cliques, or whether someone is your type. If you get along with them, your friendship will be perfectly natural and normal. Having friends will make you appear more approachable.
   
   
   
3. 
   3
   Be polite and have good manners. Society thinks highly of people who are pleasant to be around. It is natural to be crass with your close friends with whom you feel comfortable. When aiming to make a good impression, however, try to be more polite.
   
   
   
4. 
   4
   Don't share too much too soon.Meeting someone new is exciting, but there is a natural period of "ice breaker" discussions before you are comfortable with each other. Don't bring up intimate, personal topics (like health issues, sexual preferences, traumatic events, etc.) in conversation until you know someone. While you are getting the feel for a new friend, filter your language to avoid alienating them.
   
   
   
5. 
   5
   Control your emotions.Strong emotions are normal, even desirable. However, big, outsize displays of emotion (especially anger and sadness) can make people feel uncomfortable. Strive to regulate your emotional responses to small problems and constructively express your feelings. Don't shout, throw things, curse, or become violent. Whenever possible, express your displeasure calmly, quietly, and politely.
   • If you get angry easily or have reason to think you're depressed, don't be afraid to contact a therapist or counselor. You aren’t a "crazy" person for talking to a professional therapist. They can be simply a helpful voice as you go through a difficult time, or something much more important.
   
   
   
6. 
   6
   Moderate your opinions. It's normal to have intense opinions about certain things - political issues, for instance. It's even OK to engage in well-reasoned, sensible debates with other people about these things. However, if you frequently ridicule or attack people because their opinions are different than yours, you might quickly find yourself a bit of a social pariah. Instead, try to at least listen to others' opinions and be open-minded.
   
   

Being Clean and Organized​

1. 
   1
   Keep your house or apartment clean and neat. Houses littered with dirt or candy wrappers will make a bad impression on your guests. Most people take pride in presenting a reasonably clean, polished exterior to the world. Show your guests that you are capable of basic household chores.
   
   
   
2. 
   2
   Strive for general neatness. Being a slob is evident outside the home. Still, this is a balancing act, because it is easy to come off as uptight. Try to find a compromise between obsessing over neatness and completely ignoring it.
   
   
3. 
   3
   Dedicate time to your grooming and hygiene.It’s no mystery why human beings developed hygienic daily routines. Practicing regular hygiene and grooming is important to your appearance as well as your mental and physical health. Hygienic routines are an effortless way to keep you looking clean – and those around you will appreciate your efforts.
   • Brush and floss your teeth. Adding flossing to your dental care routine will go a long way in keeping your teeth in tiptop shape.
   • Put on deodorant before you leave the house. Bad body odor is a quick way to make a bad impression on the people around you. If you have extreme body odor, see a doctor for prescription deodorant.
   • Even if you wear your hair long, get regular haircuts. It doesn’t have to be often, but well-maintained hair will impress those around you.
   
   

Tips​

• See a therapist or trusted friend discuss your normality with them, and your perception of how "normal" you are. They will be able to advise you on what to do in certain situations.
  

Tips from our Readers ​

• Don't be afraid to be yourself. If people don't like you, then you just haven't found the right people.
• Don't brag about yourself. Just be you, and others are more likely to want to be around you.
• Stop looking at what you don't have and focus on what you do have.
  

Warnings​

• Don't let anyone else change who you are! Avoid making changes to your lifestyle unless, upon reflection, you decide they are okay with you.
  
  
• Participating in social activities doesn't mean giving in to peer pressure. Avoid social groups or outings that try to force you to conform or engage in unsafe behavior. True friends won't force you to do things that make you feel uncomfortable.
• Dm @Blackpill for inquires, or questions

 

[galaxygirl]

??

is this satire

 

[Blackpill]

??

is this satire

No why?

 

[beautyiseverything]

Dnr is this just a copypaste from wikihow?

 

[Blackpill]

Dnr is this just a copypaste from wikihow?

Yep

 

[Blackpill]

Yep

Mostly make polls, and reports

 

[Azania]

You don't become a normal person, you are either born as one or not.

 

[Blackpill]

You don't become a normal person, you are either born as one or not.

No. Some people just don't have social skills, so they can become normal people with better social skills

 

[Azania]

No. Some people just don't have social skills, so they can become normal people with better social skills

You can't call yourself "blackpill" if you believe this, your social skills come from environment and genetics, it's not something everyone is gifted with.

 

[Blackpill]

You can't call yourself "blackpill" if you believe this, your social skills come from environment and genetics, it's not something everyone is gifted with.

You say it comes from environmental

, but you say can't become a normal person

 

[The cat from The Matrix]

1. yourself and appear outwardly confident to those around you. Also, exercise improves your mental health and emotional wellbeing.
   • Eat healthy foods. Try to eat a healthy mix of proteins, carbs, fruits, vegetables, and fats every day. You don't have to be a health freak to be healthy – it's okay to eat a single ice cream cone or a bag of potato chips every once in a while. Just try not to overindulge. Your occasional treats will be more meaningful if you eat them sparingly.
   • Get plenty of exercise. If you spend lots of time watching TV, get off the sofa and get some fresh air! Ride your bike, swim, or take a walk. Physical activity will keep you healthy and in shape.
   • Reader Poll: We asked 130 Looksmaxxers, and 58% agreed that the best way to prioritize self-care is to get regular exercise and physical activity. [Take Poll]
   
   
   
   
2. 
   6
   Try new things regularly. Many people are resistant to change. However, trying new things is vital for expanding our horizons. Whether you end up liking it or not, you'll learn something about yourself and the activity. Try out a new hobby with a friend so you are more comfortable.
   

Adjusting to Your Surroundings​

1. 
   1
   Find similar people.Especially if you are from another culture, you may have trouble establishing a support network when you are new to an area. Look for those who come from a similar background. While you acclimate to your new environment, you will benefit from being around people who know where you are coming from. This can help you feel normal, supported, and understood.
   • Try searching for meetup groups online, looking for groups at your local community center, collegiate cultural groups, or ask at your place of worship.
   
   
   
   
2. 
   2
   Mirror the dress of those around you.Trying not to stand out negatively seems to have much to do with clothing. Beyond wearing the costume of the culture in which you live, try not to look more or less casual than those around you. This is especially important in the workplace, but advisable in social circles as well.
   • Mirroring can help build your self-esteem – when you see yourself reflected in the dress or behavior of someone you like and admire, it can increase your confidence and lessen your insecurities.
   • Until you start feeling confident and comfortable taking more risks with your wardrobe, the affirmation provided by mirroring can help you feel less vulnerable and more connected to your peers.
   
   
   
3. 
   3
   Read your environment for context.Adjusting to your surroundings doesn’t only apply to new cultures, but everyday situations as well. When entering a room, observe others in the room. If everyone seems to be experiencing a strong emotion, don't do something typically associated with the opposite emotion. You can further upset and alienate a room of people crying by telling a lewd joke.
   • Notice the body language and expressions of those in the room. Are they open and smiling? Or are they closed off and frowning? Do they appear relaxed and at ease, or rigid and tense?
   • Are people speaking in hushed tones, at a normal volume, or shouting or laughing loudly?
   
   
   
4. 
   4
   Engage in similar behaviors and activities as those around you.Part of getting people to feel like you’re "one of them" is simply behaving similarly. Be careful with this, though. Just because an activity is a norm, it doesn’t mean that everyone is not in the wrong. Stay away from unsafe or unhealthy behaviors, like binge drinking, or doing illegal drugs, even if it means you don’t quite fit in.
   • If everyone in your group is obsessed with football, try taking an interest, too. Attend a few games and learn some of the basics. If it truly bores you, then you don't have to stick with it, but make the effort.

Having Good Interpersonal Skills​

1. 
   1
   Participate in social activities. Paradoxically, you can stand out by avoiding social activities. Try not to lose friends or alienate coworkers by rejecting their invitations over and over again. Social outings can be intimidating, especially if they're with people you don't know well. You may not always be invited to participate in your idea of a perfect evening. However, the ability to take part in a wide range of social activities will make you seem more normal and approachable.
   
   
   
2. 
   2
   Cultivate an active social life. The easiest way to do this is to be open to making friends wherever you go. Try not to worry too much about cliques, or whether someone is your type. If you get along with them, your friendship will be perfectly natural and normal. Having friends will make you appear more approachable.
   
   
   
3. 
   3
   Be polite and have good manners. Society thinks highly of people who are pleasant to be around. It is natural to be crass with your close friends with whom you feel comfortable. When aiming to make a good impression, however, try to be more polite.
   
   
   
4. 
   4
   Don't share too much too soon.Meeting someone new is exciting, but there is a natural period of "ice breaker" discussions before you are comfortable with each other. Don't bring up intimate, personal topics (like health issues, sexual preferences, traumatic events, etc.) in conversation until you know someone. While you are getting the feel for a new friend, filter your language to avoid alienating them.
   
   
   
5. 
   5
   Control your emotions.Strong emotions are normal, even desirable. However, big, outsize displays of emotion (especially anger and sadness) can make people feel uncomfortable. Strive to regulate your emotional responses to small problems and constructively express your feelings. Don't shout, throw things, curse, or become violent. Whenever possible, express your displeasure calmly, quietly, and politely.
   • If you get angry easily or have reason to think you're depressed, don't be afraid to contact a therapist or counselor. You aren’t a "crazy" person for talking to a professional therapist. They can be simply a helpful voice as you go through a difficult time, or something much more important.
   
   
   
6. 
   6
   Moderate your opinions. It's normal to have intense opinions about certain things - political issues, for instance. It's even OK to engage in well-reasoned, sensible debates with other people about these things. However, if you frequently ridicule or attack people because their opinions are different than yours, you might quickly find yourself a bit of a social pariah. Instead, try to at least listen to others' opinions and be open-minded.
   

Being Clean and Organized​

1. 
   1
   Keep your house or apartment clean and neat. Houses littered with dirt or candy wrappers will make a bad impression on your guests. Most people take pride in presenting a reasonably clean, polished exterior to the world. Show your guests that you are capable of basic household chores.
   
   
   
2. 
   2
   Strive for general neatness. Being a slob is evident outside the home. Still, this is a balancing act, because it is easy to come off as uptight. Try to find a compromise between obsessing over neatness and completely ignoring it.
   
   
3. 
   3
   Dedicate time to your grooming and hygiene.It’s no mystery why human beings developed hygienic daily routines. Practicing regular hygiene and grooming is important to your appearance as well as your mental and physical health. Hygienic routines are an effortless way to keep you looking clean – and those around you will appreciate your efforts.
   • Brush and floss your teeth. Adding flossing to your dental care routine will go a long way in keeping your teeth in tiptop shape.
   • Put on deodorant before you leave the house. Bad body odor is a quick way to make a bad impression on the people around you. If you have extreme body odor, see a doctor for prescription deodorant.
   • Even if you wear your hair long, get regular haircuts. It doesn’t have to be often, but well-maintained hair will impress those around you.

Tips​

• See a therapist or trusted friend discuss your normality with them, and your perception of how "normal" you are. They will be able to advise you on what to do in certain situations.

Tips from our Readers ​

• Don't be afraid to be yourself. If people don't like you, then you just haven't found the right people.
• Don't brag about yourself. Just be you, and others are more likely to want to be around you.
• Stop looking at what you don't have and focus on what you do have.

Warnings​

• Don't let anyone else change who you are! Avoid making changes to your lifestyle unless, upon reflection, you decide they are okay with you.
  
  
• Participating in social activities doesn't mean giving in to peer pressure. Avoid social groups or outings that try to force you to conform or engage in unsafe behavior. True friends won't force you to do things that make you feel uncomfortable.
• Dm @Blackpill for inquires, or questions

I unironcally enjoy these threads from u

 

[Azania]

You say it comes from environmentalView attachment 100931, but you say can't become a normal person

This is incomprehensible

 

[Azania]

Autists, people with Cluster A or C disorders can't just simply develop social skills. NT is law.

 

[Blackpill]

This is incomprehensible

You said clearly at first that people can't become normal, and that it is a concept that you are born with, but in the next reply you said social skills come from environmental, so why go against my opinion if your opinion is on the same thesis as mines also genetics doesn't determine if you will be a normal person, when I say normal person I mean personality.

 

[Blackpill]

Autists, people with Cluster A or C disorders can't just simply develop social skills. NT is law.

How are autistic people not normal? they are normal people with disabilities. Autistic individuals have diverse strengths and difficulties, just like anyone else. They can have unique talents, perspectives, and ways of thinking that contribute positively to their communities and society as a whole. It's important to recognize and respect autistic people as full and valuable members of society, deserving of understanding, acceptance, and support.

 

[Azania]

You said clearly at first that people can't become normal, and that it is a concept that you are born with, but in the next reply you said social skills come from environmental, so why go against my opinion if your opinion is on the same thesis as mines also genetics doesn't determine if you will be a normal person, when I say normal person I mean personality.

Environmental is based off of where you are born, your environment follows you with your birth, that was unclear on my part, but one does not simply become a normal person. Do you think the average normgroid searches up "how to be better at socializing"? They don't, they are simply that way.

 

[Azania]

How are autistic people not normal? they are normal people with disabilities. Autistic individuals have diverse strengths and difficulties, just like anyone else. They can have unique talents, perspectives, and ways of thinking that contribute positively to their communities and society as a whole. It's important to recognize and respect autistic people as full and valuable members of society, deserving of understanding, acceptance, and support.

n****r are you using GPT?

 

[Blackpill]

Environmental is based off of where you are born, your environment follows you with your birth, that was unclear on my part, but one does not simply become a normal person. Do you think the average normgroid searches up "how to be better at socializing"? They don't, they are simply that way.

Understandable, but people most likely won't search it up, but when you post on how to be a normal person, or have better social skills it could enlighten them, and give good tip/advice.

 

[Blackpill]

n****r are you using GPT?

No?

 

[Azania]

No?

 

[Blackpill]

View attachment 100934

Website you are using is being used by a bot to track that data, which is 80% incorrect most of the times.

 

[Blackpill]

Website you are using is being used by a bot to track that data, which is 80% incorrect most of the times.

@The cat from The Matrix opinions on this?

 

[The cat from The Matrix]

@The cat from The Matrix opinions on this?

Yeah I've heard that. Many people are upset due to faulty or bot driven Ai detectors misdetecting their school work as Ai. Its not unlikely

 

[Blackpill]

Yeah I've heard that. Many people are upset due to faulty or bot driven Ai detectors misdetecting their school work as Ai. Its not unlikely

Google says AI content detectors" analyze text to determine if it was written by a human or an AI tool, often by identifying patterns and characteristics that differentiate human writing from AI-generated content. They do this by analyzing features like sentence structure, word choice, and the overall flow of the text, comparing it to data sets of both human and AI-generated content." most stupid way to determine if someone uses AI because anyone could manipulate this, and easily sound AI on accident, very wasteful use of AI.

 

[cindythetvisleaking]

1. yourself and appear outwardly confident to those around you. Also, exercise improves your mental health and emotional wellbeing.
   • Eat healthy foods. Try to eat a healthy mix of proteins, carbs, fruits, vegetables, and fats every day. You don't have to be a health freak to be healthy – it's okay to eat a single ice cream cone or a bag of potato chips every once in a while. Just try not to overindulge. Your occasional treats will be more meaningful if you eat them sparingly.
   • Get plenty of exercise. If you spend lots of time watching TV, get off the sofa and get some fresh air! Ride your bike, swim, or take a walk. Physical activity will keep you healthy and in shape.
   • Reader Poll: We asked 130 Looksmaxxers, and 58% agreed that the best way to prioritize self-care is to get regular exercise and physical activity. [Take Poll]
   
   
   
   
2. 
   6
   Try new things regularly. Many people are resistant to change. However, trying new things is vital for expanding our horizons. Whether you end up liking it or not, you'll learn something about yourself and the activity. Try out a new hobby with a friend so you are more comfortable.
   

Adjusting to Your Surroundings​

1. 
   1
   Find similar people.Especially if you are from another culture, you may have trouble establishing a support network when you are new to an area. Look for those who come from a similar background. While you acclimate to your new environment, you will benefit from being around people who know where you are coming from. This can help you feel normal, supported, and understood.
   • Try searching for meetup groups online, looking for groups at your local community center, collegiate cultural groups, or ask at your place of worship.
   
   
   
   
2. 
   2
   Mirror the dress of those around you.Trying not to stand out negatively seems to have much to do with clothing. Beyond wearing the costume of the culture in which you live, try not to look more or less casual than those around you. This is especially important in the workplace, but advisable in social circles as well.
   • Mirroring can help build your self-esteem – when you see yourself reflected in the dress or behavior of someone you like and admire, it can increase your confidence and lessen your insecurities.
   • Until you start feeling confident and comfortable taking more risks with your wardrobe, the affirmation provided by mirroring can help you feel less vulnerable and more connected to your peers.
   
   
   
3. 
   3
   Read your environment for context.Adjusting to your surroundings doesn’t only apply to new cultures, but everyday situations as well. When entering a room, observe others in the room. If everyone seems to be experiencing a strong emotion, don't do something typically associated with the opposite emotion. You can further upset and alienate a room of people crying by telling a lewd joke.
   • Notice the body language and expressions of those in the room. Are they open and smiling? Or are they closed off and frowning? Do they appear relaxed and at ease, or rigid and tense?
   • Are people speaking in hushed tones, at a normal volume, or shouting or laughing loudly?
   
   
   
4. 
   4
   Engage in similar behaviors and activities as those around you.Part of getting people to feel like you’re "one of them" is simply behaving similarly. Be careful with this, though. Just because an activity is a norm, it doesn’t mean that everyone is not in the wrong. Stay away from unsafe or unhealthy behaviors, like binge drinking, or doing illegal drugs, even if it means you don’t quite fit in.
   • If everyone in your group is obsessed with football, try taking an interest, too. Attend a few games and learn some of the basics. If it truly bores you, then you don't have to stick with it, but make the effort.

Having Good Interpersonal Skills​

1. 
   1
   Participate in social activities. Paradoxically, you can stand out by avoiding social activities. Try not to lose friends or alienate coworkers by rejecting their invitations over and over again. Social outings can be intimidating, especially if they're with people you don't know well. You may not always be invited to participate in your idea of a perfect evening. However, the ability to take part in a wide range of social activities will make you seem more normal and approachable.
   
   
   
2. 
   2
   Cultivate an active social life. The easiest way to do this is to be open to making friends wherever you go. Try not to worry too much about cliques, or whether someone is your type. If you get along with them, your friendship will be perfectly natural and normal. Having friends will make you appear more approachable.
   
   
   
3. 
   3
   Be polite and have good manners. Society thinks highly of people who are pleasant to be around. It is natural to be crass with your close friends with whom you feel comfortable. When aiming to make a good impression, however, try to be more polite.
   
   
   
4. 
   4
   Don't share too much too soon.Meeting someone new is exciting, but there is a natural period of "ice breaker" discussions before you are comfortable with each other. Don't bring up intimate, personal topics (like health issues, sexual preferences, traumatic events, etc.) in conversation until you know someone. While you are getting the feel for a new friend, filter your language to avoid alienating them.
   
   
   
5. 
   5
   Control your emotions.Strong emotions are normal, even desirable. However, big, outsize displays of emotion (especially anger and sadness) can make people feel uncomfortable. Strive to regulate your emotional responses to small problems and constructively express your feelings. Don't shout, throw things, curse, or become violent. Whenever possible, express your displeasure calmly, quietly, and politely.
   • If you get angry easily or have reason to think you're depressed, don't be afraid to contact a therapist or counselor. You aren’t a "crazy" person for talking to a professional therapist. They can be simply a helpful voice as you go through a difficult time, or something much more important.
   
   
   
6. 
   6
   Moderate your opinions. It's normal to have intense opinions about certain things - political issues, for instance. It's even OK to engage in well-reasoned, sensible debates with other people about these things. However, if you frequently ridicule or attack people because their opinions are different than yours, you might quickly find yourself a bit of a social pariah. Instead, try to at least listen to others' opinions and be open-minded.
   

Being Clean and Organized​

1. 
   1
   Keep your house or apartment clean and neat. Houses littered with dirt or candy wrappers will make a bad impression on your guests. Most people take pride in presenting a reasonably clean, polished exterior to the world. Show your guests that you are capable of basic household chores.
   
   
   
2. 
   2
   Strive for general neatness. Being a slob is evident outside the home. Still, this is a balancing act, because it is easy to come off as uptight. Try to find a compromise between obsessing over neatness and completely ignoring it.
   
   
3. 
   3
   Dedicate time to your grooming and hygiene.It’s no mystery why human beings developed hygienic daily routines. Practicing regular hygiene and grooming is important to your appearance as well as your mental and physical health. Hygienic routines are an effortless way to keep you looking clean – and those around you will appreciate your efforts.
   • Brush and floss your teeth. Adding flossing to your dental care routine will go a long way in keeping your teeth in tiptop shape.
   • Put on deodorant before you leave the house. Bad body odor is a quick way to make a bad impression on the people around you. If you have extreme body odor, see a doctor for prescription deodorant.
   • Even if you wear your hair long, get regular haircuts. It doesn’t have to be often, but well-maintained hair will impress those around you.

Tips​

• See a therapist or trusted friend discuss your normality with them, and your perception of how "normal" you are. They will be able to advise you on what to do in certain situations.

Tips from our Readers ​

• Don't be afraid to be yourself. If people don't like you, then you just haven't found the right people.
• Don't brag about yourself. Just be you, and others are more likely to want to be around you.
• Stop looking at what you don't have and focus on what you do have.

Warnings​

• Don't let anyone else change who you are! Avoid making changes to your lifestyle unless, upon reflection, you decide they are okay with you.
  
  
• Participating in social activities doesn't mean giving in to peer pressure. Avoid social groups or outings that try to force you to conform or engage in unsafe behavior. True friends won't force you to do things that make you feel uncomfortable.
• Dm @Blackpill for inquires, or questions

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