You can't be shy and timid anymore to get far in life....

Grow a pair instead of labeling yourself as shy like its a disability

Thanks to social media, there is no place for shy and timid people anymore particularly introverts.

But if you look throughout history the most successful, intellectual and artistic people were shy and timid. Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson were very shy and quiet men behind the scenes. Lionel Messi is also shy and reserved. I honestly don't think you need to be loud to make a noise. But the way things are going soon they'll be no place for shy people. Nowadays you need to be out there, extrovert, attention seeking, exhibitionist and in your face as evidenced by the success of crappy reality shows such as Geordie shore,love island and loudmouth extrovert z list celebs etc.on top of that you always need to look good and dress well all the time.

In these times, just look at uni the quiet shy person that prefers to stay in hardly makes or has any friends anymore. Also when I was at work, my manager was giving a girl crap about being too quiet and shy, she said "you can't be like that". I'm also a shy introvert person and although I get my work done with excellent quality and productivity, on my report she knocked off marks saying I was too shy and that I need to get more involved. Seriously, as long as I get what I'm paid to do and do it well, who really cares. We need different personalities or the world would be a boring place.

Plus, being shy and timid allows you to spend more time on your craft rather than going out every night partying.

Audrey Hepburn, Richard Branson, Johny Depp, Abraham Lincoln were all famously shy quiet people and valued their privacy. The only recent popular celebs I can think of that are shy and introverts and can get away with it are Adele and Mark Zuckerberg.

There is no place for shy people anymore and it's a shame. This also goes for relationships, I'm surprised to see the number of men that go for loud chatty fake attention seeking high maintenance girls over nice well mannered shy Girls. Nice girls finish last too.

Thanks to social media, there is no place for shy and timid people anymore particularly introverts.

But if you look throughout history the most successful, intellectual and artistic people were shy and timid. Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson were very shy and quiet men behind the scenes. Lionel Messi is also shy and reserved. I honestly don't think you need to be loud to make a noise. But the way things are going soon they'll be no place for shy people. Nowadays you need to be out there, extrovert, attention seeking, exhibitionist and in your face as evidenced by the success of crappy reality shows such as Geordie shore,love island and loudmouth extrovert z list celebs etc.on top of that you always need to look good and dress well all the time.

In these times, just look at uni the quiet shy person that prefers to stay in hardly makes or has any friends anymore. Also when I was at work, my manager was giving a girl crap about being too quiet and shy, she said "you can't be like that". I'm also a shy introvert person and although I get my work done with excellent quality and productivity, on my report she knocked off marks saying I was too shy and that I need to get more involved. Seriously, as long as I get what I'm paid to do and do it well, who really cares. We need different personalities or the world would be a boring place.

Plus, being shy and timid allows you to spend more time on your craft rather than going out every night partying.

Audrey Hepburn, Richard Branson, Johny Depp, Abraham Lincoln were all famously shy quiet people and valued their privacy. The only recent popular celebs I can think of that are shy and introverts and can get away with it are Adele and Mark Zuckerberg.

There is no place for shy people anymore and it's a shame. This also goes for relationships, I'm surprised to see the number of men that go for loud chatty fake attention seeking high maintenance girls over nice well mannered shy Girls. Nice girls finish last too.

Why are you implying that introverted people are superior to extroverted ones?

the quiet shy person that prefers to stay in hardly makes or has any friends anymore.

Please marry me?

I think we share a philosophy.

Shy guy ?

Grow a pair instead of labeling yourself as shy like its a disability

I feel that there is a lot of stigma in society towards shy and timid people, with shyness being seen as a disadvantage in both education and the workplace that holds you back from fulfilling your true potential etc. I'm a very timid, reserved and shy person myself and would prefer to go to the library and study over going out partying any time. Based purely on my shyness, I've had many people tell me that I'll never be able to achieve my dreams and true potential and have been bullied in the past for it. Quite a few of my shy friends also feel that they have to put on a mask in order to fit in be accepted for who they are.

It is very strange as in my mother's culture, being shy and reserved is held in a positive light. For that reason, I've always felt that I have more of a place in her culture than here.

Thanks to social media, there is no place for shy and timid people anymore particularly introverts.

But if you look throughout history the most successful, intellectual and artistic people were shy and timid. Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson were very shy and quiet men behind the scenes. Lionel Messi is also shy and reserved. I honestly don't think you need to be loud to make a noise. But the way things are going soon they'll be no place for shy people. Nowadays you need to be out there, extrovert, attention seeking, exhibitionist and in your face as evidenced by the success of crappy reality shows such as Geordie shore,love island and loudmouth extrovert z list celebs etc.on top of that you always need to look good and dress well all the time.

In these times, just look at uni the quiet shy person that prefers to stay in hardly makes or has any friends anymore. Also when I was at work, my manager was giving a girl crap about being too quiet and shy, she said "you can't be like that". I'm also a shy introvert person and although I get my work done with excellent quality and productivity, on my report she knocked off marks saying I was too shy and that I need to get more involved. Seriously, as long as I get what I'm paid to do and do it well, who really cares. We need different personalities or the world would be a boring place.

Plus, being shy and timid allows you to spend more time on your craft rather than going out every night partying.

Audrey Hepburn, Richard Branson, Johny Depp, Abraham Lincoln were all famously shy quiet people and valued their privacy. The only recent popular celebs I can think of that are shy and introverts and can get away with it are Adele and Mark Zuckerberg.

There is no place for shy people anymore and it's a shame. This also goes for relationships, I'm surprised to see the number of men that go for loud chatty fake attention seeking high maintenance girls over nice well mannered shy Girls. Nice girls finish last too.

Is that Asian culture?

I feel that there is a lot of stigma in society towards shy and timid people, with shyness being seen as a disadvantage in both education and the workplace that holds you back from fulfilling your true potential etc. I'm a very timid, reserved and shy person myself and would prefer to go to the library and study over going out partying any time. Based purely on my shyness, I've had many people tell me that I'll never be able to achieve my dreams and true potential and have been bullied in the past for it. Quite a few of my shy friends also feel that they have to put on a mask in order to fit in be accepted for who they are.

It is very strange as in my mother's culture, being shy and reserved is held in a positive light. For that reason, I've always felt that I have more of a place in her culture than here.