When are you supposed to say hi? For example, if you live in

i never say hi first

are you that socially inept that simply saying hi is a challenge?

>>16914877
>For example, if you live in an apartment and you go by your neighbor on the staircase, are you supposed to say hi?

It's a pretty common thing to do, yes

>What if you've already said hi to them because you went by them before?

Unless you meet them twice in the space of a couple of minutes I think you should greet them every time

>>16915020
>are you that socially inept that simply saying hi is a challenge?
I think that's pretty fucking obvious anon

>>16914877
Just say hi. You'll feel better. And it's a good stepping stone to getting over that obvious social anxiety you have. Baby steps, man.

>>16914877
That probably depends a lot on where you're living. But as long as it's neighbors or people at your school or job then I can't really think of that many situations where saying hi would be strange.
Even if you meet someone twice you can just say "oh hi again".

>>16915070
What would be an appropriate way to say hi when meeting someone you don't know well for the second time in the same day?
Let's say that person is a classmate or a neighbor that you either never talked to or only talked to once?

You only say hi after youve done fucking themm

If I don't feel like saying hi, or if I said hi to someone already and I run into them an hour later or something, I just give them (what I hope is) a friendly smile. not a toothpaste-ad smile, but enough of a smile that it reaches your eyes. usually they'll smile back and they may say hi, in which case you say hi back. if they look at you all stony-faced, just act as if they'd smiled back anyway. kindness and manners cost nothing.