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Beat a retreat from a boring party guest – without offending them – with one of these escape plans.
You Will Need
Credible excuses
Flattery
A "sacrificial lamb"
Honesty
An enemy (optional)
A friend (optional)
Step 1: Feign a need（以加事物或加酒為由，離開）
Assuming you don’t already have a full cocktail or plate of food in your hand, excuse yourself to get a drink or visit the buffet. Or, you can always say you need to use the bathroom.
Step 2: Flatter them（奉承對方）
Tell them you’ve really enjoyed chatting with them, but you don’t want to monopolize them.
Step 3: Throw someone under the bus（找個替罪羊，拉一個其他人加入你們的談話）
Grab the next person who happens by, drag them into the conversation, and make your getaway.
Make this enjoyable for yourself by choosing someone you dislike intensely.
Step 4: Spot someone you must speak with（找一個你必須要打招呼的人，借機離開）
Use the old, “Oh, there’s so-and-so, and I haven’t seen them in ages!”
Step 5: Set up a code（找自己的伙伴幫忙）
If you’re at the party with a friend or your partner, use a pre-established “rescue me” signal.
Step 6: Be honest（委婉地說出自己的真實想法）
Just be honest. Kind of. Tell the person it’s been great talking to them – now here comes the honest part – but you really want to mingle. No one can fault you for that.
Thirty-four percent of Americans are uncomfortable when introducing themselves to strangers at a party, according to one survey.
