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Social Intelligence 

The requisite capacity of a person or agent to perceive immediate domain of influence and act or interact, in ways that enhances their purpose without diminishing personal values or that of others.
Having attained mastery in drawing his graffiti, all that’s left is the social intelligence to relate with the interested patrons and profit.
Social Intelligence by Ixrael Lee September 22, 2018
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social intelligence

one's astuteness in social settings. Not only socially aware, but know how to navigate and manipulate their social settings to achieve their ends. Related words "SOCIALLY INTELLIGENT", "S IQ"
Sophie has highly social intelligence, it explains why she was able to move up quickly through the ranks.

sexy-social intelligence

Having a great understanding of the social implications of sex. Knowing how to make somebody attracted to you means you have a high sexy-social intelligence.
A person with high sexy-social intelligence often has a very healthy sexuality.
Differs from sexual intelligence because it doesn't concentrate about how to have sex, but how to get it.
Jane: Lisa has loads of casual sex, but isn't a total slut!
Isabelle: Yeah, she has high sexy-social intelligence, so she dates loads of attractive decent men, and doesn't get used or degraded.

Mark: My friend Stanley always brings home two chicks when we hang out in bars!
John: How the schuzzbuckler does he manage such feats?
Mark: He has a really high sexy-social intellgence, I guess.
sexy-social intelligence by Yames August 20, 2014
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