Avie wrote:
I do this, too. Although I'm usually the one causing the distress, which is, in turn, distressing for me. Sometimes I'll make an inappropriate comment that seemed harmless to me. It's only when someone pulls me aside and tells me I was offensive that I notice it. (And even then, it usually doesn't make much sense as to why it was wrong.) Then I feel bad because I don't like to cause pain or discomfort to people, so I go to that person and I apologize. The person will tell me that it wasn't a big deal, that I didn't do anything wrong and that confuses me. It just doesn't add up. I don't know if the first person is lying, misinterpreted the situation or telling the truth. I don't know if the second person is being honest or telling a white lie because he's too embarrassed to tell me I did something wrong. Regardless, it makes me a nervous wreck and all I want to do is find a nice, secluded corner and read a book.
even i dont attend office parties etc i prefer sitting calmly in corner whenever i have to attend some meeting
prefer reading a book rather than get involved in some slapstick conversation
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