Have you ever had to change yourself because you found out you are actually kinda unlikeable?

I think we've all had moments where we realize we might not be everyone's favorite. Taking feedback helps us improve and connect better with others
I've find that if you smile and make eye contact and gestures to show you are listening, people feel more enjoyment when talking to you. I also have a sort of detached optimism that normies don't find unlikable. Oh, and make sure to have good hygiene and dress at least somewhat presentable to make a good impression. Don't wear strong scents, your smell should be as subtle as possible.

And make sure to get all your shit posting out anonymously online so you don't accidentally power level in conversation
 
People that are likeable to one, can be unlikeable to others and vice versa. Somehow can dislike me, and can be disliked by others. It is irrelevant what others think in my view, I'll improve where I see fit (as I hope everyone else does) but truth be told, I know there will be those that will always dislike me so what's the point? I'll hang in crowds where I am likeable if I wanted to be liked. Truth be told, I want to contribute to shit that I'm interested in. That's where I'd put my time.
 
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You may be someone’s idea of the perfect person and someone else may want to cave in your head with a sledgehammer Gallagher style. You’ll never be able to please everyone, and the sooner you realize this, the happier you’ll be. If people like me, awesome. Always enjoy making new friends. If not, oh well, can’t win ‘em all.

If you get reasons why someone doesn’t like you, listen to what they have to say at least and if you feel they’re valid criticisms, take steps to improve on them. I used to get told I come off as aloof and cold and it made me look pompous and rude. Up to that point I hadn’t given it any thought but on reflection I could understand why some people would perceive me as rude and distant, so I took measures to be a little more warm and open with people and it helped with how others perceive me. If it’s petty shit why someone doesn’t like you, like your politics or your taste in movies or whatever, tell ‘em to pound sand
 
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