Guidelines of Socializing
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Ongoing, First published Sep 19, 2015
Ever had an awkward moment? Do you feel uncomfortable around other people sometimes? Do you state words you wish you could take back? Do you know why this happens? It's probably because you're not following the guidelines of socialization. In this book, I will discuss what you need to know to prevent hurting feelings and how to be superior in starting conversations. I will also give some tips on manners and politeness. I dedicate this book to all the awkward ones out there, that they may not just be awkward with their awkwardness, but for them to embrace their awkwardness instead! WOOP!
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