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Input: Specifically in the morning at work, but anywhere else too I guess. A lot of people are super chipper in the mornings and they’ll say good morning to everyone they pass or strike up some small talk, but I usually try to keep to myself. I won’t ignore people, but if they don’t greet me first I’ll usually just walk past them without saying anything. When it’s just me and another person walking towards each other in a hall I usually try to avoid eye contact and when they get closer I’ll pretend to check my phone or take a drink of coffee so I don’t have to speak to them. I’m fine without having much social interaction at work, but I’m always paranoid that people take it the wrong way and think I’m rude. 

not greeting people in the morning