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Old Mar 08, 2016, 05:34 PM
Anonymous37837
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Originally Posted by BreakForTheLight View Post
I actually disagree that it needs to be the man who approaches the woman, I just said that someone had to do it. You think a lot of men approach shy women? Maybe if they have supermodel looks..... I personally never get approached by men at all. So I don't think it is any easier for shy women at all.

I also did not say confident is the same as arrogant.

What does it mean that I don't care if someone's nervous? Well, I wouldn't run away screaming or laugh - or think negatively of someone just because they are nervous. I probably wouldn't try to keep the conversation going, simply because I have zero social skills.

I do feel a little more confident when the other person is shy as well but it makes the conversation more difficult...... So really I can't give you any advice, I only wanted to answer your initial question in your first post that yes, there are women who prefer shy men..... But it's not always easy to get to know them.
OK, thanks for clarifying. I appreciate your response. I was under the impression that if you have to choose between a shy and confident/arrogant (to me this combination meant arrogantly confident), then you prefer shy guys. Which would've implied that if you have to choose between a shy and a normal confident guy, you would choose the confident guy, probably. Which is understandable even if it was the case, as I said before.

What I meant is that usually men who make the first move. I'm not sure about the supermodel hypothesis, because men are less selective than you think. I assure you that. For me personally, I try to approach normal women, and they are not even fit. Today, I tried to talk to a girl who sat on the same table where I was having my lunch, I could say she was a little overweight, but she was beautiful nonetheless. Of course, I didn't . Women are harsh on themselves when it comes to beauty.