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i have problems approaching random groups of people on my own,i know about AA but its not only that.I can't seem to keep a proper conversation with someone new,i either push too hard and seem weird or say 3 to 4 lines and then awrkard silence follows.
Im really tired of this and well thats why i'd like any advice on solo sarging and how to become better.
Being able to start an engaging conversation with one or more people you've never met before is a skill. It's like playing the guitar, or shooting jump shots, you practice and improve over time. Don't be hard on yourself if you can't charm the pants off strangers in a few minutes of chatting,
every time you try and improve your skills you learn and grow, trying truly is the essence of success.
Another thing, if you're trying to learn guitar only to play a song to impress someone, or shooting jumpers only because you want to hit a big shot in front of a crowd, you're going to struggle. That's not to say you can't achieve your ulterior motive via whatever you're practicing, but it's going to be a hard road where you often dread picking up the ball but feel compelled to anyway in hopes of realizing your goal. Find genuine enjoyment in meeting and connecting with other people, when it's a pleasure to chat with that girl walking through the food court outside of potentially scoring her number, it get's a lot easier to do, and your honesty will shine through. I'm not saying you can't be interested in scoring her number on top of things, just don't make it the focus of what you're doing.
So, head out to the mall with a relaxed, positive attitude. Check out the shops, have a smile on your face, and enjoy yourself. If someone responds negatively to your attempts to be social, it really is their problem and not yours.
Good luck man,