be able to talk to new people on my own and not just with another friend with me

i like food i love hannah montana and avrill.

i like this site

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As opposed to a few years ago, I have definitely learned how to do this. But I am nowhere near as competent with this as I could be. Yeah, I can talk to people on my own, but only if we are ‘thrown together’ in a situation, like a client at work, or a blind date. I still don’t know how to meet people, and I often run out of things to say. I’ll always be improving on this througout my life, I suppose.

Slowly but surely. I’m still very introspective and like to observe everything, but I am a bit less inhibited every day. It’s getting exciting!

ok I can do this but I need to work on it. I need to just let myself flow and just open up to letting new people in.

talk with my flight seat people. That sounds weird for a term for them, but I was able to talk with some of the other passengers and I’m not silent at school functions most of the time either. I’m getting out of my shell more now.

When I began working at Winn-Dixie as a cashier back in 1999, I was extremely shy, I would smile, make polite conversation etc. But I was not comfortable with it. Now I’m a teacher, and still dabble some with Winn Dixie. I feel like I’ve become better at talking to people, as I have to talk to my students especially ones who don’t want me to talk with them or tell them things they already know. However, when I’m out and about and I see someone I know or want to say hello to, I get tongue-tied. It’s like high-school all over again. If I say hi, will they say hi back? You know, its the danger of being slighted in public in some cases. That was high-school though, hopefully we’re all pretty mature.. I’ll check this off when I can walk up to people and be friendly.. The pain, the agony, the torture!! ((NOT)) :)