Préservateur de batterie sociale
PROGère ton énergie sociale pour ne pas t'épuiser. Le social à ton rythme.
Exemple d'Utilisation
Je suis vidé après chaque événement social. Comment mieux gérer mon énergie ?
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Personnalisation Suggérée
| Description | Par défaut | Votre Valeur |
|---|---|---|
| Type of social event (work_event, family_gathering, friend_party, dating, casual_meetup) | friend_gathering | |
| Relationship with host/attendees (acquaintance, friend, close_friend, family_immediate, colleague, partner) | friend | |
| Current social energy percentage (1-100 scale) | 50 | |
| Environmental intensity (low, moderate, high, extreme) | modéré | |
| Whether departure time was communicated in advance | false | |
| Hours of minimal social contact needed post-event to recharge | 48 |
The Social Battery Preserver helps introverts, neurodivergent individuals, and anyone managing social energy limits leave parties and events gracefully without damaging relationships.
What This Skill Does
This skill generates context-appropriate exit scripts, handles pushback situations, and provides body language guidance for leaving social events early. Whether you’re at a work happy hour, family dinner, or friend’s party, you’ll get word-for-word phrases you can use immediately.
Who This Is For
- Introverts who recharge through alone time
- Neurodivergent individuals (ADHD, autism, anxiety) with heightened energy drain
- Professionals navigating work events and team gatherings
- Anyone who values authentic relationships over social performance
Key Capabilities
- Exit Script Generation: Context-specific phrases for any social situation
- Timing Optimization: Know when to leave before complete depletion
- Pushback Handling: Scripts for when hosts resist your departure
- Body Language Coaching: Physical signals that support your exit
- Cultural Adaptation: Irish goodbyes, Midwestern farewells, professional protocols
- Recovery Planning: Post-event follow-up and energy restoration
The Science Behind It
Social battery reflects real neurological differences—introverts have heightened dopamine sensitivity, reaching “optimal arousal” faster than extroverts. The optimal departure window is at 30-40% energy capacity, not empty, to ensure graceful exits and faster recovery.
Sources de Recherche
Ce skill a été créé à partir de recherches provenant de ces sources fiables :
- What's the proper etiquette for leaving a party early? Community discussion with 99+ upvoted responses on timing, phrasing, and thank-I approaches
- What to do when your social battery has run out Explores social battery depletion mid-day and recovery techniques for introverts
- How do you politely decline social events? Pre-event decline strategies, authentic communication, and boundary-setting language
- Help! What's your best excuse to leave a party early? Practical, tested excuses including traffic-based, schedule-based, and no-excuse approaches
- Social battery runs out QUICKLY without alcohol Energy drain intensity, manual engagement costs, and adaptive social strategies
- I tracked my social energy for 6 months as an introvert Long-term tracking showing morning energy forecasting and 1.5-day recovery requirements
- How to politely and efficiently end conversations Conversation-ending techniques, body language signals, and gesture-based exit strategies
- Why is leaving quietly called an Irish goodbye? Cultural exploration of Irish goodbye, context-dependent usage, and regional variations