Does it even really matter for other people if I'm good at something? Or is it way more important to have a funny likeable personality people can relate to. I'm naturally a pretty introverted guy and don't have the most fun personality in fact I'm pretty negative and weird but I like to draw, write stories and play guitar and some people think I'm pretty good at what I do (still improving tho). Should I be much more focused on improving on my social skills and learn to make people laugh and stuff? I'm asking because I feel like I'm either not good enough at what I do or just have a bad personality.
#How important and relevant are skills or being talented at something?
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bro, pm me rn, i am the exact same as you
i do all those things
what i did
was try to be friendly to people
listen to them
tell them interesting stories from reddit, it works
i found my bff that way
godspeed
both of those things matter
work on your personality, and skills
and look approachable
if you need more help, pms opem
Your personality is developing. Your talents can help it develop, they're not just so others will be impressed with you.
Socially, people will like you for who you are. If you cultivate positive traits and characteristics, you'll be likeable and attract others.
You're clearly in touch with yourself, and that's good. None of us are born with perfectly balanced personality. We all take time to reflect, and make improvements.
Having a hobby is the most important way to develope a personality, to individuate, and to live a life of value. Yes it matters, very much, if you have knowledge and skills, you can easily connect to like minded individuals, i can speak from my experience.
And yes, improving your communication and how you express yourself may be the most important part.
You dont have to be an extrovert, or trying to make everyone amused, but noone will like an inroveted, reclusive, dry and nihilistic guy.
Well then what can I really do
I feel like I can't really be otherwise
Unless I put a lot of effort into it, and it feels so cumbersome
I'm natural when I'm "dry and nihilistic" it's just how I feel comfortable
Hey folks
Hello
I relate to your original comments quite a lot
You dont have to put on a show, be amusing, funny or enjoy the same things as anyone. Doing so will attract people who enjoy the facade you are putting up, and wont actually like the real you
I know this is incredibly cliché, but just be you, you can manage that 24/7 and it wont make you feel like shit, putting up a mask in the long run you know?
Im not going to sit here people will flock to you and be your besties overnight. Most people dont like the truth and genuine people, but some do, and thats the kind of people you need to find with time and give a shit about
Anything and everything you do publicly is a natural filter, the way you act will always draw in people who act similarly
Yea I know it's just that sometimes it feels like no one will
That may be the truth, for some time anyway
But it is our own individual choice if we would rather be alone truthfully, or be around people only while masking our true personality.
I cant be arsed to pretend, to put on a mask and play their games. I did that for years through high school, I don't want to live in a facade anymore.
Yeah I get that
Thats just subjective though
Explore your options, see what works and how for YOU, we are all different physically, mentally and biologically.
then you have to chose if you want to live by a pathological doctrine, or develope yourself and connect with other people
I guess I can work on confidence and appear less insecure
And be more comfortable with myself
that wont change much if you dont have things and interests to talk about
and do something nice with r time
depends
I mean I already have
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