Yes as Todd said...the age old, put out like none other etc...
If you don't wanna do that, heres what you can try. Go to the mall with some NOT eye-catching friend, and when you see any kind of guy that is acceptable looking, and appropriate age, catch his eye and hold eye contact. You don't have to do anything more or anything less. He may follow up and ask you on a date etc...don't worry about that.
Anyways, the importance of that...it's actually a lot harder than it seems for shy people. I tried it, and wow, I kept looking down or away, I just didn't have the balls to go through with it. I think thats a good first step you can take to being more outgoing. What better way to start than with a complete stranger? Being a little more flirtatious and such, you will slowly build confidence and things will start rolling, and you will become more popular.
The whole 'notice me' thing i've answered a billion times....All you gotta do is show some skin, shoulders, arms, back, legs. And be tan, guys love that.
Wear short shorts with really nice healthy legs and guys wil look. Go the few extra measures to make your face look nice give off tons of smiles and you'll have it in no time.
2007-04-12 14:33:41
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answered by adklsjfklsdj 6
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Question is... How historical are the 2 of you? If you've got recognized him seeing that he used to be three, and you are each to your 20s now, he is bought a intellectual obstacle. If he is simply entering his young adults, then there is the entire 'coming of age' obstacle. You must appreciate that men often do not have so much to mention. Text messages permit a character time to consider approximately what they desire to mention earlier than they are saying it. In character, he isn't given the risk to consider matters over...and while he does consider of whatever, the dialog subject has long gone beyond what he used to be going to speak approximately. Also, while you are in a crowd and you are paying extra awareness for your peers than him, he is most likely feeling omitted. Perhaps you have got to spend extra time by myself with him than in giant corporations. As good...you've got handiest been going out 2 weeks and also you name him your boyfriend already? Maybe you are relocating too quick and he is uncomfortable together with your presumptions.
2016-09-05 11:31:08
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answered by ? 4
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I am also very shy. High School was a nightmare for me. I did like drama and that opened me up to more friends. My Dad told me to look around to see who is looking at me. It worked , Even though the girls I was looking at were the prettiest in the class .
After listening to my Dad , I met a slew of girls that liked me. I liked them a whole lot more , because there was more to them.
It opened a whole new world to me.
Just be the best you , you can be. I'm sure people will come to you. Just smile and be approachable. Look people in the eye when you talk to them.
Good luck
2007-04-12 14:37:40
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answered by Anonymous
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I'd join you in your tiny group, but I'm a pretty shy guy myself. But I have a solution for you. Learn a skill that many people tend to think is admirable. Find out where a lot of the popular people hang out and then try to copy whatever they're doing. It worked for me. I used to be all quiet and stuff and then I realized that my natural knack for computers made me a head taller than the rest of my class and even some of my teachers.
2007-04-12 14:24:08
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answered by ? 4
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In my opinion,
half the people in school who are popular are idiots and are popular for the wrong reasons.
You could work on being more sure of yourself and gradually working on talking to people and taking more interest in people yourself, and the problem might begin to solve itself over time.
2007-04-12 14:22:15
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answered by KAR36 6
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Most people are shy because we are afraid of what we will say and how others will react to what we say. I use to be that way. We are afraid of looking foolish and being rejected.
I was painfully shy. I used to have secret crushes and when they would smile and say Hi, I would actually turn to see who they were talking to. I had no self confidence at all. I was a people watcher. I had my little group of friends, but I was so shy that I talked to a few people. Most of my friends were older than me.
Just like everything else in life, shyness can be overcome by practicing and getting used to the situation. There's nothing mysterious about shyness. It's a perfectly normal fear. And by becoming more comfortable and more familiar with the acts you're doing, you will become less shy and less nervous about it.
Think of it like dining in a restaurant. The first time you ate in a restaurant, you probably were really shy. Was everybody looking at you? Were you going to use the right fork? Would the waiter laugh at you? Would you choose the right menu option? But after a few times, it became easy. You weren't worried, because you knew what to expect and knew you could manage reasonably well. And even if you screwed up, it wouldn't be a big deal.
This first stage of dealing with Shyness involves becoming more familiar with the issue.
Every relationship has to begin with that initial contact. It's the point where you go from "one of the thousands of faceless strangers around me" to "Oh ok I know that person". Breaking the ice isn't about starting an hour long conversation. It's about crossing that barrier from "unknown person" to "known person".
If this is someone in your school or work you're interested in or want to be friends with, don't try to leap 8 hurdles at once. Just try to break the ice the first time. Just start with simple Hi. Then on subsequent meet-ups, You can talk more. Soon you'll be a regular part of that person's "group of friends".
http://www.wikihow.com/Get-Over-Shyness
Build your self confidence. Often, being shy is a result of feeling inferior to or otherwise "less than" other people. A positive self-image is the key to overcoming shyness.
Set goals for yourself. Focus on small, daily goals, and gradually become more daring.
Make new friends. Introduce yourself to new people each day. Talk to someone you normally wouldn't. Try to find people with your own interest and find excuses to talk to them. Start a conversation with something like a simple compliment such as ,"Hey! I love that shirt!" or "Cool shoes." Most people are nice and will be welcoming to your advances. It is also great practice for more daring behavior, such as talking to popular, charismatic people.
Hold close bonds with your friends, as they can be there for you when you crack out of the shell! They'll be glad to help.
Try doing stuff you never dreamed you would.
Laugh often, at your own jokes and those of others. It will help ease any tension you may be feeling.
Make a list of things that make you feel shy that you want to try and work on. Order them so that those things that cause you the least anxiety are first and those that cause you the most anxiety are last. Once you have a list of 10-15 stressful situations, start working through them, one-by-one. The first few "easier" situations will help build your confidence so that you can continue moving to more difficult situations on your list. Don't worry if you have to go backwards on the list sometimes -- take it at your own pace but make an effort to push yourself.
Lie on your bed and take 3 deep breaths. Then visualize a situation where you might be shy. Now in that situation make yourself confident. Do this for as many situations as you can think of. Do this daily, especially in the morning.
Repeat positive affirmations using I statements. "I am a wonderful person." "I am a good looking person." Do it even if you don't believe it. Do it daily.
Tips
There's nothing wrong with being shy, but there's nothing wrong with being outgoing either!
Shyness is sometimes seen as classy.
Don't be afraid to seek professional help -- group counseling, individual counseling, and therapy can help you along the way.
Warnings
If you were known for being shy amongst family members and friends, watch out for the harmless teasing. Some may be uncomfortable with you existing outside the category they've put you in, in their own minds. Ignore them. They mean well. But don't let them scare you back into your shell!
2007-04-12 14:30:43
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answered by Stephanie F 7
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Don't worry about being popular, just be nice and try to at least smile at people if you can't speak! Being kind and good, you'll learn one day, is more important than being popular.
2007-04-12 14:22:18
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answered by Anonymous
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talk to people. socialize. and popularity isnt everything. u could be popular, but people could hate you. i know that sounds wierd, but that is the truth sometimes. i mean the most you could want would be friends who you like to hang out. people who like you for who you are and dont need you to change to like you. if you want to be popular sometimes you have to be someone who you are not and make fun of people that you like and that isnt something that you want. but if you want to make friends just find people that have something in common with you. find common ground that you can start a conversation with and see where it goes. i made some of my best friends by just going up to them and saying hi and it worked. well we were in first grade, but it still counts. do you want people to notice you for something that you arent? do you want people who have been mean to you to start liking you for someone that you arent? you need to be more specific when you say that you want people to notice you. people who notice you if you screamed something wierd or if you came to school wearing practically nothing. but one is not what you want to be noticed for. just be more friendly and outgoing and maybe people will want to be friends with you.
2007-04-12 14:24:44
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answered by lovehimforever 2
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todd states a great point there. however, be more open to things. go to school events,talk to people more and get a grip on things from there. i was shy till i started hanging out with the right people.
2007-04-12 14:22:14
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answered by Paul 3
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You can do different things you don't normally do. Laugh really loud for some strange reason. Lol. might not exactly seem cool but it helps. Somethin' like that. Or end up famous for something like im famous fer reading...and farts but im not getting into that subject. Or practice talking. i WAS really shy but i practiced talking normally to the mirror...no i dont have strange problems lol but yes it helps lol. MUAHAHAH!...mebbe i have mental problems i dunno yet lol!
2007-04-12 14:23:40
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answered by skye 3
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