I have just recently joined after reading the wee article about how to respond to the "how was your day" question, and would really like to read more on the topic. I have only ever been offered counselling to deal with the obviously traumatic (!) lack of friends, not a "Dummies guide to interacting". I can't get stuff like "How are you?" - why do people ask and then not want to know? Why do we tell people to have a nice weekend when we are all weekend workers and know fine well they will be in the office at the weekend - we never say have a nice week although that is when they are off! It all goes over my head, but I have been asked to improve for something very specific that has consequences of not being able to, so I have to (shock horror) talk to people.
I also have that challenge to spelling proscopognosia (??) = inability to recognise people. It is SOOOOOO hard to chat with someone when I can't tell whether I have met them or not! When I meet a group of new people I either have to get them to sit still while I draw them or have them electronically tagged! I have no chance of recognising someone if I met them outside and see them again inside because they have taken their jacket off. How on earth do you cope with all this?
Just nice not to be alone, I am always looked upon as a bit of a freak for not feeling the overwhelming desire to drink until I have exchanged STI's with a hideous stranger and am unconscious in my own vomit, but then I am a student...