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I get all nauseous and shaky when he talks to me. How should I overcome this?

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Question - (4 February 2012) 2 Answers - (Newest, 4 February 2012)
A female United States age 26-29, *eilta writes:

Okay so o really like this guy but there.is a problem. So every time he says he wants to talk I start getting very.nauseous and shaky. But for several things we haven't had time to talk. Before we do I want advice on how to get over this feeling.

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A female reader, anonymous, writes (4 February 2012):

I was like this when I first met my husband, but luckily for me he was the same way around me! What I did to get over it was just try to pretend he was someone else for the moment (someone I didn't have a crush on, like a different coworker), or I would avoid looking him directly in the eyes while talking to him. I would still look at him, I would just focus on his forehead, nose, or mouth instead, (weird as it sounds). As time went on, I was able to look in his eyes more without feeling nervous.

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A female reader, anonymous, writes (4 February 2012):

Omg, I have that too!

My advice (what worked for me) is to practice out roughly what you're going to say and be prepared for all types of responses he might give.

There's not doubt that he might give a response you are not prepared for but if that's the case, just go with the flow.

I'm not asking you to memorize what you're going to say, because that would make you stutter more (well in my case it did) and seem unnatural, but it's best to have at least some idea of what you're going to say before you approach him the first few times.

And also before going up to him, take few deep breaths.

Good luck, hope this helps somewhat. :)

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