We’re bonded by a common language. So here are a few words you’ve been using wrong:
Anti-social
What you meant to say is “asocial”. Anti-social is sociopathy; it’s a mental condition in which a person consistently shows no regard for right and wrong, and ignores the feelings of others. Asocial means lacking motivation for social interaction. George McFly was asocial. Biff Tannen was anti-social.
Prolific
You probably meant to say “prominent.” Prolific means plentiful…as in large numbers or quantities. Prominent means important, famous, or widely and popularly known. Bunnies are prolific. Bugs Bunny is prominent.
Nice
Ladies, what you meant to say is “Thanks. You seem like a good person, and I hope in no uncertain terms you misconstrue my gratitude and acknowledgement of your overall decency as any minute sexual attraction in you or even the most minuscule desire to closen our passerby interaction beyond mere cordial strangers.” Nice is characterized by great accuracy, precision, skill, or delicacy. A Michelin star assortment of sushi is nice. I am a good person.