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<p>Well, today in English I had an incident that inspired me to post this. This girl that I never knew existed in life, got called on by the teacher for answers to the questions and she couldn't answer properly, took her 3 tries while putting her head down and murmuring something (probably the answer) in a ultra-quiet voice. Everyone got bored, and more like, it was painful to watch...</p>
<p>the teacher (hardcore one that gave me lunch detention for a week due to my epicness) starts yelling, and it got pretty sad, I think she was just about to cry when the bell rang.</p>
<p>So yeah, how would you rank your shyness from 1-10, 1 being not shy at all to 10 being incredibly, awkwardly shy? And if you're shy or not, do you think that it's a result of environmental factors or a simply innate characteristic?</p>
<p>I'm at around a 8 now, I believe. I used to be really shy in elementary and Middle School years, was never the popular one (that's because I gamed too much, lmao), and I think I was pretty much innately introverted or something like that. I think I had a tendency to be shy and not as expressive as others.</p>
<p>Then high school came, started getting fit, hung out more with friends, started to talk with more people, and etc, and my shyness gradually dissipated. I'm still somewhat introverted, but mostly an extrovert now and not as shy as before. I think I (unconsciously) definitely put on the facade of not being shy at all, so most people who know me think I'm never ever shy/nervous (I have the baller facade). </p>
<p>Sometimes I wonder how people can be that shy. It's amusing and somewhat pitiful, hopefully it gets better...</p>