I have an excuse to be in my PJs because it's 9 in the morning. P:
kiba-wolf wrote:In the kind of situations where someone needs comforting or something like it, I'm useless...I also cannot teach or tell someone how to do something, because if they start asking questions I have problems understanding why they don't get it.
Lolthis. If you want an idea of how bad I am at comforting people just look at Sheldon. XD I stare and crack inappropriate jokes to try and lighten the mood and go, "There there," and rationalize with them ("Hey, at least you know now that he wasn't worth your time instead of sticking with him!? ;D"). And then I try to change the subject. I just don't deal with emotions well unless it's from someone I know really well, in which case I still crack inappropriate jokes, but they actually make them laugh and cheer up instead of hate me. XD
As far as teaching, I'm just as bad in some situations. Part of the reason I don't want kids. I volunteered at the elementary school where my mom teaches and they stuck me in the Kindergarten class teaching patterns. How the hell do you teach someone patterns? Doesn't everyone know what a pattern is? So they're gluing their little shapes and I'm trying to tell them NO THIS IS A PATTERN NOT THIS WHY DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND THIS OH RIGHT YOU'RE 5 BUT STILL. It's the same with trying to teach non-math-people algebra. NO THE X GOES OVER HERE THIS IS NOT THAT HARD NONONONO YOU CAN'T JUST CROSS OUT A SQUARE ROOT IT'S THERE FOR A REASON.
That said, I'm pretty patient; I don't mind answering questions for a while, and I can even get into helping people if it's something I like and they follow along pretty quickly. It's just when I have to repeat myself nine thousand times and I have somewhere else to be that I start getting impatient. Or I'm explaining something that seems painfully obvious to me. I are pariah dog, I do not have time for your asinine obedience class, bye! ;D