As humans, we’re meant to be social creatures. Being socially connected is key to our mental and emotional health.
People aren’t thinking about you — at least not to the degree that you think.
People are much more tolerant than you think. In your mind, the very idea of doing or saying something embarrassing in public is frightening. You’re sure that everyone will judge you. But in reality, it’s very unlikely that people are going to make a big deal over a social faux pas (失礼).
A.But that’s not the case. |
B.We should learn to self-evaluate (自我评估) our social awkwardness. |
C.Everyone makes mistakes; it’s part of being human. |
D.Yet many of us are shy and socially introverted (内向的). |
E.Most people are caught up in their own lives and concerns. |
F.Many other people feel just as awkward and nervous as you do. |
G.Everyone has done it at some point so most will just ignore it and move on. |