From Sociophobia to Social Terrorism

Lin Mo, a patient with advanced stage of social fear. On the first day of registration, he stood downstairs in the dormitory for 46 minutes before he dared to open the door; when he introduced himself for the first time, he only squeezed out four words: "My name is Lin Mo"; when ordering takeout, he struggled for half an hour before he dared to dial the number. Roommate Zhang Hao's Northeastern loud voice can scare him so much that his suitcase overturns; senior Zhao Lei's taunts can make him run out of the interview classroom with a red face. Until that class meeting, he fell on the stage and the whole class burst into laughter. He suddenly realized that the worst case scenario had already happened, so what was there to be afraid of? So, he started a "whole-life socialization": Picking up jokes in the classroom, counterattacking in the cafeteria, imitating teachers in club interviews, the finale of the New Year's Eve party... His roommates changed from "forcibly pushing" to "actively cooperating". Junior students and younger students started calling him "Brother Mo", and even the class teacher asked him to learn how to shoot short videos. The social fear who dared not even raise his head became the most popular "conspicuous bag" in the school. "Don't be afraid of making a fool of yourself. Making a fool of yourself is also a kind of happiness."