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Shy Guys
Ok, I guess this is another question for the gals. I'm wondering, what do you think of shy guys as a whole? I know some girls who are completely turned off by it, and see it as a sign of a lack of self-confidence, but I see them as two very separate things (although they do often go together).
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I've never personally liked a guy who was shy but I don't know if I'd dislike them because of their shyness. I know I like guys who are energetic and can really be themselves all the time, I doubt that being shy is something that I'd look for in someone I was interested in but I'm just friends with a lot of shy guys.
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Barring feminazis, women want men who can lead them. It is as simple as that.
The vast majority of people people in general see a lack of outgoing qualities as a lack of ability to lead. |
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I find shy guys fascinating because I'm wondering what's going on in their heads. It seems like the shy guys are the ones that are the most fun to be around, once they open up. Are you shy?
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I've always been attracted to the shy guys...maybe it's because shy people make me become more outgoing. For me, the loud "leading" or "funny" type are great to pal around with, but for a real relationship I like somebody who doesn't always need to be the center of attention. It seems like the shy types value their relationships more -- not that outgoing guys don't, because I know plenty who do as well -- but it's just a feeling. The shy guys make me feel special
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I guess there ARE girls who find shy guys interesting for the possible "mysteriousness" of it all.
I guess there is hope after all. EDIT: What about if the guy is so shy that, after getting to know him a little bit, it appears that there is not a whole lot going on (although that may just be appearance)? |
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There is not a whole lot going on ... what you mean?
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I personally would continue to give the dude a chance because he's probably still unconfortable or something. ![]() | My Music List | Boss Themes Compilations (BTC) Project ~ FINISHED | Member of the unofficial Gagle fanclub since November 2006 Member of the unofficial Breakthrough fanclub since December 2006 Member of the unofficial DJ Mitsu The Beats fanclub since January 2007 Member of the unofficial MELLOW YELLOW and Kick the Can Crew fanclub since April 2007 Member of the unofficial RHYMESTER and SEAMO fanclub since July 2007 Member of the unofficial DJ HAZIME fanclub since October 2007 Member of the unofficial NOMAK, Midicronica, DJ Kentaro fanclub since November/December 2007 |
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All the shy guys I've known never divulge everything about themselves in one fell swoop. But I do have a friend who went out with a guy who she was initially attracted to because of his quietness -- and she told me that he still didn't talk much, even when they had been in a relationship for quite some time. She broke it off after she got frustrated with his lack of input -- so there is a limit to how much a girl will take.
Somehow, I also find shyness incredibly sexy...there's something so innocent about it. Maybe it's a domination bent on my part? |
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Because the answer is no, of course they will give up and move on if the guy doesn't interest them. Why did you ask this, if you already know (I guess) that such a point if it exists will vary from girl to girl? Weird. Anyway, I used to be all into shy guys. Now I've matured a little. I don't care if he's shy or not, but if he's interested then he better tell me, because I'm not a goddamned mind-reader. Of course, it's entirely possible to be shy and not-passive. You know what, that gives me an idea for a thread for you fucks. Double Post:
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Last edited by a lurker : Mar 6, 2006 at 04:12 AM.
Reason: Automerged double post.
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I don't mind a quiet, thoughtful guy, but if a guy is "shy" due to a lack of confidence, that's pretty much the biggest turn-off imaginable.
I also don't care for the overly-aggressive type, either. I guess I prefer a happy medium where the guy is confident, but not bossy and loud and in your face about it. |
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I think that a lot of people go through a "shy" phase. At the end of the day though, it's about not accepting your good points. Just about everybody has some redeeming features, be it looks and/or skills (not an exhaustive list obviously). Once they acknowledge that, they need never be shy again. You just have to be proud of yourself and make the most of what you are. It's not an easy thing to learn confidence but it can really open doors for you.
Last edited by Ulysses : Mar 6, 2006 at 10:12 AM.
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But I hate guys who are like open books. They tend to lack depth. But having to dig for everything constantly is a struggle. Like most things, shyness is good in moderation. |
I think that a shy guy is tolerable, so long as he's not so shy that it impedes upon his social life or how he interacts with others. I am an extremely out-going, extraverted person, and its a nice compliment to my personality to have a shy guy. (Otherwise, we'd likely butt heads a lot) But yea, like Alice, I don't want a guy who is shy because he's not confident enought o have an opinion. I want whomever is around me to have defined opinions about things - whether or not they agree with mine. Shy doesn't get you as far as outgoing does. |