So far I've been successful at basic interactions with people using simple greetings such as hi, bye and questioning which indicates that I am becoming more extroverted, however, I have noticed an obstacle. Sometimes the stuff I say come out sounding weird or stupid to the person listening even though I don't intend it to be. Other people don't realize that the things I'm saying are coming from another approach or from another point of view. I guess I should be more direct and straightforward.
I went to my accounting 133 class today and found out that the class was supposed to start next week. Fun stuff. Me and a dozen other students spent half a hour waiting for the professor to arrive. During that time, I've made contact with a couple of people. One was Eric, another was Dalphine, and Chelsea. After the professor didn't show up, I called up the folks at rady to ask what was going on. After I relayed the message about the class being cancelled, I became the center of attention of the class. It was both nice and unnerving at the same time. Unfortunately, I might have broke social etiquette when dealing with Eric.
Note to self: Take the initiative, remember social etiquette and be more straightforward when talking to people.
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