I have trouble socializing |
I have trouble socializing |
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![]() Because i said so ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 19 Joined: Jan 2005 Member No: 84,144 ![]() |
I'm bad at conversations.
I'm usually quiet and envious of those who have a lot confidence and can easily talk to everyone. Well, i am always cautious of what i say, i never want to say the wrong things-yet, i think i still do. Also, I'm really really afraid of being alone with a person. I end up panicking, trying to figure out what to say or do. This is a problem because in the future, how will i talk to my (future)boyfriend? How will i make new friends? Usually, i make friends through connections of i have other people become friends with me. I'm very very shy. And when people say "be yourself" I'm just like, "How?" because I don't know the real me.'' Sounds really lame, but hey, it's my problem. |
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I had this problem too when I was a bit younger. I suffered from a stutter too so any social engagements were really embarrassing!
You what know the best thing that helped was? Getting a job. I started as a Christmas temp at a well-known retail store and since then have gone on to become a duty manager - still working part time! The fantastic thing about working in a shop is that you're forced into conversation with hundreds of different kinds of people every week. You'll get mardy ones, kind ones, indifferent ones, funny ones - and it all helps to build up your confidence when speaking to someone new. I don't have much of a problem now. I still feel a little awkward on occasion; but my stutter disappeared not six months after starting work and only reappears now when I'm really excited or stressed over something! Just one idea for you. :D |
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