Social Attitude Crossword Puzzle

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Rat race: Intense competition or pursuit of goals.
Goblin mode: Being in a relaxed or laid-back state.
Social butterfly: A person who is socially active and enjoys making new friends.
Social anxiety: Feeling of discomfort or nervousness in social situations.
Social suicide: Loss of social status or reputation in a social group.
Laid-back: Relaxed and unconcerned, not pursuing material success.
Drama queen: Someone who is overly dramatic or theatrical.
Double standards: Applying different standards to similar situations or people.
Funny behavior: Behaving in a humorous or silly way.
Shift the blame: Avoiding responsibility by blaming others.
Show off: Displaying one's abilities, possessions, or achievements in a boastful manner.
Mock: Expressing humorous complaints or mocking comments.
Internet troll: Someone who posts inflammatory or offensive comments online.
Onlookers: Spectators who observe but don't directly participate in an event.
Insignificant person: Someone who is not noteworthy or lacks influence
Social fatigue: Feeling exhausted or overwhelmed due to excessive social interactions
Ghosting: Suddenly ending all communication with someone

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rat race: intense competition or pursuit of goals.
goblin mode: being in a relaxed or laid-back state.
social butterfly: a person who is socially active and enjoys making new friends.
social anxiety: feeling of discomfort or nervousness in social situations.
social suicide: loss of social status or reputation in a social group.
laid-back: relaxed and unconcerned, not pursuing material success.
drama queen: someone who is overly dramatic or theatrical.
double standards: applying different standards to similar situations or people.
funny behavior: behaving in a humorous or silly way.
shift the blame: avoiding responsibility by blaming others.
show off: displaying one's abilities, possessions, or achievements in a boastful manner.
mock: expressing humorous complaints or mocking comments.
internet troll: someone who posts inflammatory or offensive comments online.
onlookers: spectators who observe but don't directly participate in an event.
insignificant person: someone who is not noteworthy or lacks influence
social fatigue: feeling exhausted or overwhelmed due to excessive social interactions
ghosting: suddenly ending all communication with someone