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LITERALLY SHAI

                    

My friends and the people who are close to me often call me “Shai”. My name literally represents who I am. Meek, reserved, timid. I’ve been shy for as long as I can remember. I feared having to talk to someone when I was little. I usually hide I side my parents room when we had visitors. I had a hard time making new friends I rarely started conversation until I turned thirteen years old, my entry to Junior High I started to feel comfortable with my classmates and started to laugh and have fun with them. Slowly I am discovering the other side of me that I can also overcome my shyness by means of having a Good friends around me. I started to realize the excitement of making new things happen. My eyes were opened to the benefits of my new attitude and I am slowly gaining my self confidence. 



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  1. jonabelerabaca30 October 2020 at 07:00

    I feel what you have experienced because I've done it as well. Our low self-esteem will always be there, what we need to do is to trust ourselves, be who we really are and always remember that we are not just nobody and its valid that we feel alone sometimes. Also we are all created equally and in the eyes of the Lord we are all de same we are not different.

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  2. Kristien10 November 2020 at 23:53

    It it true, it takes time to come out of your comfort zone. I’m glad to know your improvements throughout the years. Being confident can make you feel better at all times. Hope you keep it up!

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  3. Karen19 November 2020 at 19:12

    Just like you, I am once a shy girl , but throughout the years , I met my so called " same vibe " friends which made me go out to my comfort zone . Nice to meet you! You're so pretty!

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  4. Marnelie27 November 2020 at 02:14

    Hola Shai! Don't be afraid to try new things. Having new experience is fun. Collect more friends and treasure them. Open your eyes, open yourself.

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  5. Maica29 November 2020 at 05:54

    It's okay to be shy sometimes. Don't be afraid and let yourself free on whatever you do. Just be yourself Shai!

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  6. Grace10 December 2020 at 03:49

    Im happy and at the same time proud. It felt good knowing you overcome your shyness. Keep it up and don’t be scared to express yourself more, the world is yours. Confidence bring out the best of you and it suits you better when you’re happy. Always stay safe. Ily

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