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Why aren't the above comments published? Eagerly waiting for the opinions
No1 cares to speak to you for years.
Short answer- you're wrong and law and chit chat don't intertwin much.
Also people like you have psychologically been proven to be of greater intellect and better observers of human traits and nature, so up to that.
You speak so less, lawyer kaise banega... law ma toh bahot bolna padta hai... you speak so less
Basically, the fact is, I am an introvert and I generally don't open up in public spaces and tend to remain silent. In my belief I have done decent in my law schools with good publications, good internships and above-average grades etc. My question is, I do lack social skills so, should I not join law given my introvert nature?