Who /shy/ here?

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Who /shy/ here? I know @[font=Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]Ｍｅｏｗ [/font][font=Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]be shy and shiet. [/font]
who else /shy/
 
Emp said:
i'm shy as FUCk
if someone attempted to talk to me i'd go hide under my rock
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I'd say the same if I went outside. :< Kidding, but yeah I'm shy.
 
you dont have to be shy emp i'll hold you and make you a people person
 
I wouldn't say I'm necessarily shy, however I'm pretty anti-social. I'm not into the whole go out and party kind of lifestyle, but I'm incredibly talkative and I dont have any problem with meeting/talking to new people.
 
I don't consider myself shy nor anti-social, I just really fucking hate people.
 
Slay said:
I'm pretty shy myself, I'm loud when you get to know me though.
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Vouch for this but do you wanna know whats really loud?

My dank ass cheetos.
 
I'm shy in real life, but once you've got to know me then I can be loud.
 
If its someone new I'm not really open with them.

Once you know me I'm an awesome familyman

Also try not to act shy or socially retarded when you meet new people, you don't wanna make a bad impression.
 
Depends on the situation. I can smooth talk my way out of anything and have been described as being "extremely manipulative, cold and calculated" by some of my teachers and family but on the other hand I mostly hear that I'm very friendly and have a warm personality. I'm generally not very open when meeting new people but have no problem opening up after I get to know them a little better.
 
I can be shy depending on how I'm feeling, if I'm feeling really confident I tend to go up to the person and shake there hand for a laugh and to say hi, but if I'm not feeling amazing I will simply be polite and do the shitty small talk until I get to know them.
 
If I don't know you I'm going to be awkward as fuck, but once I get to know you I'll probably be one of the chillest, funniest, and intellectual person you know. It's not a really bad awkward though, I can talk to almost everyone, dragging out the conversation can be hard though.
 
Same, for the most part. My attitude varies and depends on how much I know about you.
 
I used to be shy, however being shy would hurt my business nowadays, so I had to learn to overcome my shyness, now anytime I meet someone new I am confident in the situation, trust me from experience it's best to try to overcome your shyness. Shyness will cost you a lot of opportunities in life, being confident in yourself and outgoing will make your bank account go up, I used to be the shyest person ever now I am outgoing and confident, it drives your sales to the max and makes everyone feel good about you.
 
Social Anxiety makes me super shy, I can't even walk down the halls of school without feeling shy and awkward. I can't leave my home without it being a hassle because of this. I am more comfortable with people around, and when I'm just with my friends I feel way more open and I am very talkative. But when I'm alone I keep to myself and I silently freak out in my own mind.
 
Mostly I'm not shy, especially not in class.
But when I see a girl I have a crush on, then I'm a bit shy :-|
 
I consider myself pretty confident in most things. Its because of school and how I got the role for a lot of things in assemblies, drama lessons and many other things.
 
I guess you could say I'm shy, or you could just say I'm an anti-social little weeaboo nerd.
I think the second statement is more accurate.
I don't really talk that much in Public and at School, well I just talk when I feel like it's appropriate.
 
Yui said:
I guess you could say I'm shy, or you could just say I'm an anti-social little weeaboo nerd.
I think the second statement is more accurate.
I don't really talk that much in Public and at School, well I just talk when I feel like it's appropriate.
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One cannot be a weaboo if they play Destiny all day
 
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