Are you shy or outgoing?

Are you outgoing?

  • Yes, I have no problem making friends

    Votes: 7 17.9%

  • No, I am shy around others

    Votes: 11 28.2%

  • Yes, but around new people I'm shy

    Votes: 19 48.7%

  • Apricots again...

    Votes: 2 5.1%
  • Total voters
    39

Scytheteen

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    Random poll...but yeah are you shy or are you outgoing? Do you seperate yourself from the crowd and feel that it's hard for you to fit in, or do you fit right in and have no problems making friends?
     
    I can make friends, but if I'm in the mood of staying alone and just thinking myself, I'll do it. That's not shy exactly, I guess.
     
    I don't have many friends. Though you'd expect that from me ;D

    Though I sometimes talk a lot with my friends I already have (only 2 T.T)
     
    I am one of the most outgoing guys you'll see online. But like always, I can't speak up in front of an attractive, nice, intelligent girl. That's my only problem, otherwise, I'm so outgoing, I'm the one who starts fights in our school, the school staff being the ones to end it :/
     
    Yeah, I can act normal around people I know.But with new people im very shy!!! >_<
     
    I'm kind of in the middle. I'd say I'm a little more on the shy side, but once I get to know someone you could never tell.
     
    I'm shy. Even around people that I've known for years, I don't say much. If I want to talk to the person more, then I will, but most of the time, I don't. I keep to myself. Also have trouble meeting new people, and when I do, I always leave the first move up to the other person. I guess I'm always afraid of offending the other person. So I just find it easier to remain by myself.
     
    I have never been able to fit in and make few friends.

    I know why, too. I'm not interested in things other people are interested in. The things I like to talk about, I can only talk to about to one person. I am shy because I don't like getting involved in conversations with strangers. They usually turn out to have awkward silences, and say something to let me know they don't want to be talking to me any more.
     
    I don't actually know. I'm shy around new people and yet I like meeting new people! Doesn't make sense huh? If you know me well then I'm definitely not shy. But tiredness does greatly affect my outgoingness, even among people I know well: I don't say much when I'm tired. In fact, I can be very boring company when I'm tired! I think I've rambled a bit there =P
     
    No I'm not shy, why should I be? I can easily make friends with anyone.
     
    I'm pretty shy around new people. I'm sometimes shy around my friends, I've known since elementary school. >.<

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    Shy, definitely. If I have something to do, like holding a speech or whatever, I usually don't have trouble speaking up or anything but otherwise..? Well, I mostly sort of stick around and go all 'what am I supposed to say?!' in my head and I hate to bother people. It's like...I enjoy the company but I suck at small talk. xD

    I've also never been into big crowds, so yeah...shyness it is, though I've been working on changing that. :3
     
    Amoeba said:
    I have never been able to fit in and make few friends.

    I know why, too. I'm not interested in things other people are interested in. The things I like to talk about, I can only talk to about to one person. I am shy because I don't like getting involved in conversations with strangers. They usually turn out to have awkward silences, and say something to let me know they don't want to be talking to me any more.
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    Wow, that's the EXACT situation with me too. I can relate to that 100%. Only difference is I don't really have anyone to talk to IRL, so I live that part of my life online.
     
    Im in the middle actually,
    I am not at all shy with my friends,
    Once i get to know them well I dont feel shy at all,
    But I cant really speak infront of girls/other people
     
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