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When I was younger I was really shy. I didn't like being the centre of attention. I didn't know what to say to strangers.
I recently said to a colleague that I am shy and she started laughing and said 'yeah, right! And I'm Santa Clause!'.
I guess I have changed over the years and lost a lot of my shyness without realising it. Maybe it's time to look at myself afresh.
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1. Chey1970 (688) | 1 month ago | Most people that know me, would say, 'no way, she isn't shy'. However until I get to know someone I am. Well, I'm not sure if I would say shy per say, but a bit more reserved.
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taraelocin (195) | 1 month ago | I guess there is a big difference between being shy in general and being shy with people you don't know. Most people will be more reserved until they know someone better.
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| 2. iamthenextbigboss (38) | 1 month ago | Hi tara,
I used to be really shy when I was young too. I never wanted too much attention. I always thought attention makes my life complicated back then. But just like you, as time passed by, I started coming out of my shell. I've realized that too much shyness is not good and getting attention isn't that bad at all. It can even bring you more opportunities in life.
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taraelocin (195) | 1 month ago | It's good when one can overcome shyness. It really can be a problem for people and hinder your career.
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3. cher913 (13540) | 1 month ago | i am not shy in the sense i cannot talk to strangers. i usually pick a common thread (i like jewellry, so if they are wearing a nice pieces, i comment on it, that sort of thing), but i HATE being the centre of attention!
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taraelocin (195) | 1 month ago | Sounds fair enough. We can't all be the centre of attention.
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4. hellcowboy (4851) | 1 month ago | I used to be shy when I was younger and I would not talk to anyone even my friends and I would just sit back and watch what was going on without getting any attention drawn to myself,and I did not like talking to people,until my friends actually got me to start talking more,and to start putting in my two cents,even though I am still kind of shy and I do not like making decisions,and I would rather other people make decisions so that way I do not have to risk someone saying my idea is stupid or making fun of me,even though I know my wife would not do that,and neither would our friends.
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taraelocin (195) | 1 month ago | I think it is quite common with shy people that they think people would think they are stupid if they are saying something wrong. It is a question of self-confidence. Outgoing people wouldn't just laugh if they made a fool out of themselves.
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hellcowboy (4851) | 1 month ago | I think that shy people can have self esteem or self confidence issues,which makes them more vulnerable,to bullying.
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5. lrglara (1022) | 1 month ago | no.. i dont think so. even when i was young, i dont think i was shy. i started to overcome my shyness when i joined declamation contests, storytelling contests, and presentations in school... i have to admit that my mother and teachers are very supportive. not that i dont get nervous talking to strangers, but once i get comfortable, the shyness goes away...:)
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taraelocin (195) | 1 month ago | Those activities certainly helped building your self confidence. My parents tried that with my sister and me. I loved it, but it made my sister even more shy.
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lrglara (1022) | 1 month ago | shyness, just like any other fear, can be overcome. you dont have to make a big step to try it. just let it flow. like they say, imagine yourself being in your favorite or happy place and the rest will come. try what ralph fiennes did in maid in manhattan, he channeled all his energy in the paperclip whenever he's nervous (according to the story), why don't your sister try the same...:)
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6. cryw0lf (740) | 1 month ago | I used to be really shy when i was younger too. Whenever my mother would drop me off at school i'd cry. Haha. I'm still shy now really to be honest but i'm not doing so bad, atleast i don't cry anymore i suppose:P
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taraelocin (195) | 1 month ago | That's a good start! I guess we need people we are close to around us. I bet it became easier when you started making friends.
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7. Lcrkar05 (151) | 1 month ago | I've always been shy and it's hard for me to get over it. Sometimes it makes my fiance mad, because I don't talk a lot especially around new people. I've always been that way and don't know why. It's hard for not to be. I don't know if I feel stupid or embarrassed if I say something stupid or don't realize it's stupid.
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taraelocin (195) | 1 month ago | It must be hard to be so shy. But surely your fiance can understand that. Maybe it would help to rehearse some common conversations you can have with people you don't know and you can then use them whenever you don't know what to say.
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| 8. yyfyqb (87) | 1 month ago | i was shy.i did not dare to talk to people who are not only strangers, but also relatives.now i have less shy than before. but i still have a problem annoying me. i feel shy when i need others' help. for example, recently i am gonna study driving.i have no good friends here for i have just been here.of course there are some chinese(i am chinese)and they are very nice.but i think everyone is busy and i don't know how to ask people to help me. i really don't want to bother someone. i hate this feeling.
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taraelocin (195) | 1 month ago | Not to be able to talk to people you know must be frustrating. I don't think people would think you are bothering them by asking for help - as long as you are helpful in return. Good luck with learning to drive.
Do you find it easier to talk online to strangers because it is more anonymous?
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9. Porcospino (2625) | 1 month ago | I used to be really shy and quiet, and I am still shy in some situations, but not as shy as I was 10 or 20 years ago. I don't like being the centre of attention. I am an artist and I get very shy when I open a new exhibiton. I am also shy when I am in a big group of people and when I am surrounded by people I don't know. Some time ago I was in rather big a group of people, and one of the other members of the groups starting talking to me. She said: "I would like to get to know you better. You always seem so friendly and so open". I was very surpriced, because I thought that I seemed quite shy and reserved, but she didn't see me that way at all.
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taraelocin (195) | 1 month ago | I think most people get more confident when we are getting older. I can understand that you are shy when opening a new exhibition. You must be nervous! In a big group I am still shy as well - it is hard to make yourself heart in a big group.
Your situation is similar to mine - it's interesting how different other people see us than we see ourselves.
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| 10. nhagen (21) | 1 month ago | I am extremely shy until I get to know you, then it changes. I HATE being the center of attention. Recently I had a bridal shower and I HATED it...everyone was watching me (and there were several people there) and I hated every minute of it. I am glad you have changed and hopefully I will slowly learn to change as well!
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agv0419 (2212) | 1 month ago | I'm also shy to other people that I don't know personally. I don't want to start a conversation with anyone that I don't know because I'm afraid that they are not interested to talk with me. I hate also being the center of attention when I was studying I hate to stand up in the front of the class.
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taraelocin (195) | 1 month ago | I think the one thing that most helped me to overcome my shyness was that I am very ambitious. I hated presenting in front of the class. But once I started working I realised that I wouldn't progress, if I wouldn't get better at it. So I practised and practised until it got easier.
Hope you have a lovely wedding!
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| nhagen (21) | 4 weeks ago | Thanks! I am working on it by practicing and I think I am slowly getting better!
P.S. I did have a lovely wedding and thanks!
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