1 being uncomfortable around those you want to comfortable around
2 yes, around those i am not familiar with
3 not a flaw, but certainly a quality
4 i think shy folks are the BEST listeners, not thinking about what they are going to say next makes for good listening, people recognize that.
5 PRACTICE WITH STRANGERS!!!!
6 life experience, your upbringing.
7 GREAT QUESTION
2006-09-23 18:16:53
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answer #1
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answered by TomB 1
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I was shy when younger because I had NO self-confidence.I am still shy around a couple of ppl but can get up in front of a crowd and be a speaker/hostess! I do not like to argue and will shut down. I would rather put my thoughts on paper and give it to the person rather than try to discuss something important in a group where there are no rules, just conversation,and ppl get a little hot!. Yes, it can help by making the person listen more.People are shy because of lack of self-esteem, lack of experince around ppl or a certain arena,not knowledgeable in a certain area,listening to learn before speaking, or not talking to person until you are aware of their standing in the group and their opinion on certain issues. If you want to get over being shy practice at the grocery store or at clothing stores, etc. Talk to the strangers and ask them their opinion on the veggies or on a shirt. You don't have to make a decision based on their response. It is just making yourself talk to someone for practice. Then try speaking in a group of friends and then in front of a class or other group. Never go forward to the next challenge until you are comfortable with the 1st step.Shyness can be a flaw if you don't speak your opinion and a vote goes the opposite way of what you believe and you are stuck with bad consequences!Shyness can be an asset when you are learning from others by listening and thinking over their opinions and reactions to given situations. You are aable to make a better choice because you have all of the facts instead of trying to interject your 2 cents and missing something important! hope this helps you!
2006-09-23 18:51:31
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answered by Anonymous
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1. Shyness is being withdrawn from other people and situations which include people and stems from fear and insecurity.
2. I can be shy around some personality types but mostly not.
3. It is not a quality if it stems from fear and insecurity. If you are a person of few words then that can be a blessing.
4. no. But if you break out of your shyness chances are you will be more of a gentle and meek friend.
5. Practice how you will act/react in certain situations.
6. Insecurity
7. You can change this. I did. You just got to reach out to people.
2006-09-23 18:09:01
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answered by Dominika 3
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1) Low self confidence for the most part
2) I am shy around people who are over the top. But when people are quiet, I tend to take control.
3) Both
4)Yes I do, I think shy people are very observant and in most cases, very eager to hear what others have to say.
5) I would tell them to interact more with different people, and keep close to them the ones they trust so they can learn to come out of their shell.
6) Because they aren't an open book, or they've been shown a negative response for sharing.
7) Nope.
2006-09-23 18:06:15
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answer #4
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answered by Anonymous
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1) An emotion that restrict you from life's many pleasures.
2) Yes. At times I can be an extremely tensed or nervous person. (Especially when I'm talking to girls.)
3) God doesn't make any flaws, so I would consider it a quality, a bad one though.
4) Yes. It gives shy people an opportunity for other people to voice their opinions before giving their own.
5) Take that dare... step out of your comfort zone and experience something new. Who cares what others think, they don't know you. Don't let life slip between your fingers because we only have one shot at life.
6) Probably they have low self-esteem and constantly ponder how other people perceive them.
7) Two of my new years revolutions, becoming more gregarious and acquiring a girlfriend.
2006-09-23 18:19:14
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answer #5
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answered by Anonymous
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1) shyness = not rising upto the occassion demands .
2) shy in all occasions except in purchasing
3) flaw ; because people Misinterpret a shy person
4) yes , they have no other choice bu to get credit of being so nice .
5) Mix with people Occasionally.
6) failing to adopt changing situation .
7) no
2006-09-23 18:16:21
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answered by deepak57 7
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1.) Shy means you don't just go up and talk to anyone. It takes you sometime to get to know the person before you talk a lot. You normally don't liking being on stage and get nervous if you do.
2.) Yes, in social settings.
3.) Both, if your shy you don't talk a lot therefore you listen instead of talking.
4.) Yes
5.) I think it is good in some cases.
6.) They are afraid of what people will think of them.
7.) nope
2006-09-23 18:07:16
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answered by cherry_kissez376 3
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i'm no longer a psychologist nor have i ever been one. I actual have psycopathy and that i've got extensively researched psychological scientific circumstances besides as experienced them. all i will say is kudos for the sneaking manipulation and you go with older friends. people such as you, i be responsive to the varieties, who're mentally seuperior to those around them would connect extra effective with somebody some years older than them. people your age wont understand you while the older ones would be waiting to empathis inclusive of your concern. your for sure no longer a retard if youv had girlfriends and such your purely a splash shy. pop out of your shell extra and be extra agressive. hmm perchance no longer the mind-blowing be conscious. try assertive somewhat. how previous are you?
2016-10-01 07:30:29
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answered by ? 4
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shy 1 (sh)
adj. shi·er (shr) or shy·er, shi·est (shst) or shy·est
1. Easily startled; timid.
2.
a. Drawing back from contact or familiarity with others; retiring or reserved.
b. Marked by reserve or diffidence: a shy glance.
3. Distrustful; wary: shy of strangers.
4. Not having paid an amount due, as one's ante in poker.
5. Short; lacking: Eleven is one shy of a dozen.
intr.v. shied (shd), shy·ing, shies (shz)
1. To move suddenly, as if startled; start.
2. To draw back, as from fear or caution; recoil.
n. pl. shies (shz)
A sudden movement, as from fright; a start.
shyer n.
shyly adv.
shyness n.
Synonyms: shy1, bashful, diffident, modest, coy, demure
These adjectives mean not forward but marked by a retiring nature, reticence, or a reserve of manner. One who is shy draws back from others, either because of a withdrawn nature or out of timidity: "The poor man was shy and hated society" George Bernard Shaw.
Bashful suggests self-consciousness or awkwardness in the presence of others: "I never laughed, being bashful./Lowering my head, I looked at the wall" Ezra Pound.
Diffident implies lack of self-confidence: He was too diffident to express his opinion.
Modest is associated with an unassertive nature and absence of vanity or pretension: Despite her fame she remained a modest, unassuming person.
Coy usually implies feigned, often flirtatious shyness: "yielded with coy submission" John Milton.
Demure often denotes an affected shyness or modesty: Her assistant nodded in agreement, flashing a demure smile.
shyness is when you have a fear of being bold and outspoken... yes i am a shy person... unfortunately is more of a flaw than a quality, but it does have some advantages, it makes it so that i look before i leap into a friendship or relationship, which in some ways has saved my tail from trouble. i am more shy in a group than individually one on one... as far as overcoming it, i have yet to figgure out how. some people are shy because of being put down so much as a kid, and are afraid of rejection. much of my childhood i was teased and put down... and i believe this is why i am shy.
2006-09-23 18:13:33
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answer #9
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answered by Anonymous
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-im not sure there is an exact definition
-yes, im am very shy around people who are not, but when there is shy people around me i tend to be very open.
-maybe both
-i would say so because since there is nothing to distract you you will listen better.
-i want to overcome it becasue i want to be noticed and let my opinions out freely with out worrying what other people will think of me.
-im shy because i worry of what other people will think of me and am scared that they will humiliate me.
-i really want to overcome it but it is so hard to just be myself, because at home im the loudest, but when it comes to school and work im the one who is more quiet and isnt noticed.
2006-09-23 18:16:44
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answered by danyella 3
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