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[Kaeli.]

Absolutely. I've never really been shy, but you can try different things that may pull you out of ur comfort zone, and once u face those fears, normal settings may not seem like such a task.

It's not even normal settings I have problems with. I'm just naturally a low key mysterious awkward person. Like when I meet people for the first time I don't give too much and I think my friends considering it as me being "stand-offish" whenever they introduce me to someone 
But it's just how I am. I open up at my own pace I think.

r u a capricorn

['ology]

cuz ur a bitch hun

[Admin]

I think it really depends on the person.

However I think shyness isn't bad. Society always tells us not to be shy. Be open! Introverted=bad. Extroverted=good. Especially in workplace.
But shy people are often very observant and tend to be good listeners.
If you're naturally shy, embrace it and work from there. Try to find a balance that you're still comfortable with.

[Barbie Dangerous]

It depends on the environment and the person so I don't think it's something a person necessarily "outgrows." I've always been outgoing but I did become a bit shy from ages 11-13. You add a little puberty and a few life lessons to the mix and, VOILA! Here I am today!

[HUGO]

I'm actually kind of quiet and shy in person.
Really have to get comfortable around people before I begin opening up.

It's something I never really noticed until my best friend pointed it out.

But funnily enough, I'm very quick to make new friends. I'm always seen to be very approachable and friendly.
I guess it's the 100% Herb experience that doesn't come until I know you're good peeps.
I think that's what my bestie was referring to -- all the laughing, silliness and mess. I'm very reserved until I warm up to you.

I'm the same way Herb. If it's one to one. But when it's a large ass group of people (I just came off this travel venture trip) just doing the most it's a lot for me to take in

[HUGO]

Absolutely. I've never really been shy, but you can try different things that may pull you out of ur comfort zone, and once u face those fears, normal settings may not seem like such a task.

It's not even normal settings I have problems with. I'm just naturally a low key mysterious awkward person. Like when I meet people for the first time I don't give too much and I think my friends considering it as me being "stand-offish" whenever they introduce me to someone 
But it's just how I am. I open up at my own pace I think.

r u a capricorn

Scorpio

[LOONA.]

I used to think i was shy until I realize I was just an introvert and asocial.   

[sawayama]

It's a personality trait. You can do things to overcome it, but for the most part it's not going to go away entirely. And it shouldn't be viewed as a negative thing.

[sawayama]

I think it really depends on the person.

However I think shyness isn't bad. Society always tells us not to be shy. Be open! Introverted=bad. Extroverted=good. Especially in workplace.
But shy people are often very observant and tend to be good listeners.
If you're naturally shy, embrace it and work from there. Try to find a balance that you're still comfortable with.

!!

[Lane Bryant Jumpsuit]

u guys are funny

here i am was diagnosed with having social difficulties when i was younger

and look at me know

as social butterfly

who woulda thunk it

[HUGO]

It's a personality trait. You can do things to overcome it, but for the most part it's not going to go away entirely. And it shouldn't be viewed as a negative thing.

!!!

I've been shy since like forever. There's nothing wrong with it.

People make it seem like it is.

[Kurama]

Nah not really. Depends on the degree of shyness though.

I think people learn better ways to mask & overcome it.

[Aamerie.]

"Shy" is a broad term. It could be some form of anxiety.

[BrokenHeartsHeal]

I haven't. I always have to challenge myself day b day,

[Lane Bryant Jumpsuit]

not all dese niggas giving shy teas