Not sure if that's because I tend to struggle a bit with social situations in general, but I find it harder and harder to not offend anyone and to keep up with all the rules of what to say and not to say...
Some examples:
The mother of a friend recently died. I wanted to show her that I care and asked her how she was doing (not casually, more in a concerned, caring way). She was very offended and started a post on Facebook about inconsiderate people who ask her how she is when this should be obvious. I genuinely didn't / don't know what is better to say - talking to her and ignoring the fact that her mother died did seem insensitive to me, and saying something along the lines 'I can imagine how hard it must be for you' didn't feel right either because it (maybe rightly so) would prompt the reply 'no you don't because you're not going through the same thing'.
Pregnancy announcements...I have no idea how I could announce a pregnancy without offending anyone. Any way of 'carefully' announcing it, from a group text to a private text to announcing it in a conversation, even if keeping it low key and not overly celebrating it, seems to be insensitive to some people.
And recently I came across a thread on here where the consensus was that asking someone what they are doing (as in what's their job) is rude. That was always something I asked new people I met, for me that was about learning something about them, showing an interest, and I also enjoy sharing what I do (not that my job is interesting in any way, it's just an office job).
I'm just starting to dread social situations because I think I'll always end up saying the wrong thing....