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I went out with this girl for the first time who said she was really shy, yet on out date she didn't seem that way at all. She was very talkative. I guess this was a good sign because she was eager to go out again, but I always thought shy girls were even more shy around guys they liked. So what's up with this?
I went out with this girl for the first time who said she was really shy, yet on out date she didn't seem that way at all. She was very talkative. I guess this was a good sign because she was eager to go out again, but I always thought shy girls were even more shy around guys they liked. So what's up with this?
Sometimes people chatter to hide their discomfort and to avoid gaps in conversation.
I went out with this girl for the first time who said she was really shy, yet on out date she didn't seem that way at all. She was very talkative. I guess this was a good sign because she was eager to go out again, but I always thought shy girls were even more shy around guys they liked. So what's up with this?
So, wait...it sounds like you're wishing she'd been shy and awkward on the date, because it would indicate she really liked you? And you're worried that being talkative means she wasn't that into you?
People! Just chill. Stop trying to read the tea leaves, and just take things at face value. Did you enjoy the date, OP? If yes, why are you over-analyzing? You said she enjoyed herself, too. So it was a win-win, right?
I'm pretty ******* shy, pardon my French, so when I do find someone who I connect with, I will be much more relaxed and talkative. It doesn't happen very often. It's a relief when it does.
I went out with this girl for the first time who said she was really shy, yet on out date she didn't seem that way at all. She was very talkative. I guess this was a good sign because she was eager to go out again, but I always thought shy girls were even more shy around guys they liked. So what's up with this?
I find that shyness isn't as predictable as we like to believe. Some shy people become comfortable. Then in other cases, shy people out on a date try to compensate and hide their shyness so that they can "impress" their date.
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Just chill. Stop trying to read the tea leaves, and just take things at face value. Did you enjoy the date, OP? If yes, why are you over-analyzing? You said she enjoyed herself, too. So it was a win-win, right?
Also, I consider myself incredibly shy but one on one, I pretty much never shut up.
