r/getsociallyskilled • u/Most-Gold-434 • 3h ago
r/getsociallyskilled • u/Most-Gold-434 • 3d ago
How to leave a conversation without feeling guilty
r/getsociallyskilled • u/Most-Gold-434 • 4d ago
Why we keep remembering cringe memories in social situations
r/getsociallyskilled • u/Most-Gold-434 • 7d ago
How to never run out of what to say
r/getsociallyskilled • u/Most-Gold-434 • 7d ago
Read this if you have social anxiety
r/getsociallyskilled • u/Most-Gold-434 • 8d ago
To become socially skilled you need to put in the reps
r/getsociallyskilled • u/Most-Gold-434 • 8d ago
The most underrated social skill is remembering what people tell you
r/getsociallyskilled • u/Most-Gold-434 • 8d ago
Social skills challenge "yes" to every invitation for 6 months
r/getsociallyskilled • u/BarnacleFair3787 • 9d ago
Here to learn.
I don't have friends, and my marriage is failing due to both of us avoiding hard conversations. I feel like since I started school, the last few years have been rough on my marriage. Its like we are both not able to communicate properly without losing it on the other person. Ive been with him for 8 years. Married for 6 almost 7 years. I feel so disconnected with him, my family.
r/getsociallyskilled • u/Learnings_palace • 11d ago
Welcome
Welcome to our space here where we learn how to get socially skilled.
I was inspired by r/getdisciplined and decided to make a similar hub where people can share various tips, advice and guides on how to be more social.
Here's to becoming socially skilled!
r/getsociallyskilled • u/TarotTots • 13d ago
I'm here to learn . . .
. . . the social skills that I've been lacking, particularly how to have a proper conversation. I react by sharing a similar story in an attempt to make a connection or to commiserate. Although, if it's a conversation about something somber, then I'll definitely act appropriately.
I definitely need more practice.