20. You always want to be the center of attention

“Not recognizing physical queues that someone is not interested in the conversation / wants to be somewhere else

Misunderstanding someone because they cut them off mid-sentence

Always trying to be the center of a group conversation

Generally, treating other people like they’re just NPCs in your own personal world.” — TedTheViking

21. Your humor is too dark

“Try not to be edgy in a group of strangers. You have no idea if they’ll laugh at your dark humor, think you’re a jerk, or be reminded of something traumatic that happened to them. There’s a difference between ‘obsessing about being liked’ and  ‘being mindful of whether you might hurt someone or make them uncomfortable.'” — BrightestHeart

22. You don’t know when to leave a conversation

“Not leaving a situation when the time is right. The secret to life is always knowing when to leave. I know everyone has experienced this to some degree, but don’t be the last one at a party. Don’t hang around the fringes of a conversation when you have nothing left to say. It makes you seem more confident when you know when to leave and not quite so clingy or awkward.” — brickwallwaterfall