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Band 5+: * Why do some people find it difficult or uncomfortable to socialise?

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Some people find socializing difficult or uncomfortable due to a lack of confidence. They might feel hesitant and self-conscious, worried about being judged by others in social situations. Another reason could be social anxiety, where individuals feel overwhelmed or uncomfortable in social settings. They might fear being scrutinized or appearing awkward. However, building confidence through practice and positive self-talk can help overcome these challenges and make socializing more enjoyable.
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According to me, uh, it is difficult or uncomfortable for some people to socialize because of. Due to the, uh, lack of confidence. Now they feel themselves hesitant and, uh, uh, like sort of thing that they don’t want to, uh, get themselves judged by other people in a socialized gathering. And, uh, uh, the other reason can be that they, uh, don’t want themselves to be, um, appear in front of the other people and they feel themselves and tr but I think it can be improved, uh, by gaining confidence.

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* Why do some people find it difficult or uncomfortable to socialise?

Well, I think sometimes people, sometimes people may suffer from the, suffer from the uncomfortable or some kind of, they cannot speak in the public because they, to socialize, I think they might think people may judge it, their appearance or how they are dressing. So, and it can be, it can be a little […]

* Why do some people find it difficult or uncomfortable to socialise?

I guess because as I said these days people aren’t friendly so even when I want to meet new people or socialize with my classmates I find it difficult because I will not expect how they will react about introducing myself to them and asking if we can hang out together and spending time together […]

* Why do some people find it difficult or uncomfortable to socialise?

Probably it depends on how personality, in fact many people are shy and more introverse than other. Moreover, people sometimes might feel anxious in social situation, especially when they don’t know the people and the context. Addictionary past negative experience can make it harder to open up and building new connection.

* Why do some people find it difficult or uncomfortable to socialise?

Some people are unable to socialize because they feel like it’s difficult or they feel uncomfortable around other people. So I think it’s due to their childhood background, because a lot of people have trauma in their childhood and can can’t social, socializing normal society, like normal people. So they see, um, more help to […]

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