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Is their any way of overcoming this shyness and if - how? Can you tell me?

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Question - (23 September 2008) 2 Answers - (Newest, 24 September 2008)
A male , anonymous writes:

Hello agony aunts,

I seem to have problems talking to girls. is their any advice you can give me into asking girls out ?

I see my friends talking and getting numbers off girls on the streets, but i am unable to do it as something keeps on holding me back, saying that i will get rejected, and am not good looking for the girl etc.

This happened in secondary when i was getting taunted by the girls and boys saying im ugly and can never get girls.

I would like to know, is their any way of over coming this shyness and if how, can you tell me?

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A female reader, pashanoodle Australia +, writes (24 September 2008):

pashanoodle agony auntSadly many, many, many people live their lives with social anxiety (often thought of as 'shyness'),which can effect both personal and professional relationships - and can be very stressful for the sufferer.

I'm not sure if this is what you have - but if you can't remember a time when you didn't feel anxious or awkward in new social situations or large groups etc - then maybe it is?

Many social phobics can even appear as quite confident and 'outgoing' - as they mask their anxiety in various ways. Lots of very shy people are amazing public speakers or movie-stars for example!

The good news is that there are very simple and effective treatments for social anxiety. A psychologist specialising in it would be the first place to start!

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A male reader, StudentOfLife Canada +, writes (24 September 2008):

StudentOfLife agony auntThe way I gain self esteem/confidence was reading self-growth books. Kind of made me accept myself and saw other as equals instead of feeling inferior to them.

Maybe it could help you too.

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