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The first thing that comes to mind is being able to talk to people without being awkward or making things awkward.

But something I'd like more is to be able to think on my feet. I'm one of those people who needs time to process things before formulating a proper response.

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I really wish I could sing and dance well, just to not embarrass myself mainly, but I'd also like to record some songs

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The number of people who think they can sing and dance well but actually can't, in my opinion, is quite large. But the best part about creativity is that even if you think you aren't good enough you should still try, even if it is just for yourself and your friends. Check out the Carpenters song called "Sing" for inspiration. The hardest part about trying (at least for me) is getting over fear. But if you are only practicing for yourself, then there's nothing to be afraid of. Just sing out loud. 💜

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Absurdity below.

::: spoiler spoiler Ok, if we're allowing not just abilities, but super-abilities, the ability to not only riverdance, but conjure a perfectly choreographed and spontaneous performance out of any random crowd of people, musical theater style! Just walk into a crowded mall, a random airport terminal, walk into any random crowd, start dancing, and any among entire crowd will receive a nearly irresistible temptation to join you in dance! Anyone with an inkling of dance in their heart will most certainly be tempted to join you. Those truly opposed will not, but walk into any sufficiently large crowd, and you will have a whole troop of fellow dancers at your side. And this crowd of random strangers will demonstrate perfect skill and choreography equal to your own. You know those scenes in musicals where a whole town of people :::

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Being able to play my instrument of choice well i have been improving but im still pretty ass

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