A lot of people have different personalities. There are those who are always shy, and there are those who would talk and express themselves wherever they go. Are you the type who is always shy, or are you open and bold?
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When I was in high school I was always shy. But when I entered the university as freshman student I promised myself to outsmart shyness. I joined many organisations and became a student leader and activist. I joined a musical band all females. I play slow rock music.
I would not say that I am shy but I am a highly reserved person. Not as if I can't speak to someone or people, but I am a very calculative person, observing more than talking. But if the situation demands that I should speak, I am very bold to speak up.
I like to classify myself as a shy person but if I have to give my opinion, I am not afraid to say it.
This is very good of you. It is important for one to calculate before they can begin to speak anyhow. This is why I am not happy when people speak without control. One should have a limit at all times.
I am generally a shy person. I can't speak to someone that I have not built familiarity with. That's why before I get to approach a lady to ask out, I would have spent months trying to be comfortable around her. Being in a place that I don't know people, I always shut up and try to familiarize first before I start to express myself.
I'm not a shy person as I can be quite talkivie and outgoing. I like to connect with others and build new relationships. I don't think there's ever been a point in my life where I was a shy one.
I used to be a very shy and reserved young girl. I couldn't stand anyone. But I was exposed to the world of business where I had to face people. It was difficult to break the shyness. But it kept breaking by itself the more I had to face customers everyday. I am no more a shy person.
I would say I'm a shy person but I'm also outgoing when I'm in the midst of people that I'm very familiar with. Generally, I try to read people's interaction before I could relate with them socially.
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