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Just focus on school work / what you are good at doing. Chill with the other stuff.
There seems to be, especially in college, almost this manic social pressure, that if you're not a piece of some Jungian Zune Monkey Mess then there's something wrong with you. This is not accurate. [aside: This is perpetrated by professors (possibly unconsciously) who benefit from uncomfortable students.]
Social navigation IS important, but it is not worth losing sleep over. If you excel with your passion and do good work, then people come to you and will be more willing to forgive an awkward phrase or social gaffe.
Also moderate internet, minimal television, more walking, and a box of dependent creatures or plants.
This post has been brought to you by Dr. Kloriel from the "Yeah, Like That" Association. Repeatedly kidnapping Busta Rhymes since 1954.
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