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I am working on my problem - shyness - when talking with others. I don’t know how I’ve got this kind of problem but I think it might have something to do with culture and the time when I was raised as a kid.
Couple of months ago, my friend and I discussed about this problem, and he said that for us to overcome shyness is to see Christ in everyone and to not judge them.
For example: today, I was on my way back to work from a church, I saw an old lady who was having problem parking her car. It took me about 2 minutes to finally offer my help. All sorts of thinking had come to my mind - “What if she thinks I will steal her car if she lets me park for her?”. “What if she doesn’t need my help?” …“I am too afraid to ask.”… “What if she is not here for the mass?”…
As you see, I misjudged her.
What are the general reasons for being shy?
Couple of months ago, my friend and I discussed about this problem, and he said that for us to overcome shyness is to see Christ in everyone and to not judge them.
For example: today, I was on my way back to work from a church, I saw an old lady who was having problem parking her car. It took me about 2 minutes to finally offer my help. All sorts of thinking had come to my mind - “What if she thinks I will steal her car if she lets me park for her?”. “What if she doesn’t need my help?” …“I am too afraid to ask.”… “What if she is not here for the mass?”…
As you see, I misjudged her.
What are the general reasons for being shy?