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Old Oct 20, 2016, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Trippin2.0 View Post
Amen!


Many misconceptions yes and a personal pet peeve of mine, I have to admit.


I am an introvert by nature, but I often easily get mistaken for an extrovert because I am super friendly, have zero social anxiety and don't have even one shy bone in my body.


I get along with people of all types, but people generally just tire me out.


I get "All socialled out" quite easily and need to recharge for quite some time after exposure.


ETA: Oh sorry, and in response to the question in the thread title...


Shy = hard to read, hard to read can in some cases equal distrust.


So it may not be an outright dislike of the shy person, but more a "I have no idea where I stand with this person so its safer to keep my distance"

My T and I had a talk about that just after I started working, I couldn't figure out my moody manager and turns out she couldn't figure me out either because I was always silently buried in my work. Me hoping to be unobtrusive led to her not meshing with me smoothly. Once I started initiating more convos and building a rapport with her she stopped yelling about where I was hiding.
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Perhaps you're right about what you said. That's great that you and your manager are starting to build a rapport now, yay!

Honestly, I think it's stupid for some people to not trust someone for not telling them their life story upon first meeting them, or offering all of their personal info right away like their address, full name, etc.....

It's like, uh, how do I know if I can trust you or not? You could be a felon or a serial killer for all I know, lol!