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Group Social Situations
Posted on Monday, February 14 @ 09:30:35 EST by
Social Skills Anonymous writes "Sometimes, it is possible to have conversations which reflect well on yourself when you are speaking with only one other person. When other people start joining into a group, however, it is easy to inadvertently start dominating a conversation and thus cause others to become annoyed and possibly even think of you as arrogant (this happens to me sometimes). If you have a friend, or even a good acquaintance who is aware of your social difficulties, ask him or her to give you some sort of signal when you start acting in a way that others will think of as obnoxious during group conversations."

               


 
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