Shyness Questionnaire

This topic was created in the Gemini forum by romeclone on Wednesday, June 25, 2003 and has 46 replies.

Understanding Your Shyness Score and Its Meaning

Your score of 3.31 suggests you experience shyness primarily at first, but tend to become more comfortable as you get to know others. This indicates social anxiety that lessens with familiarity. Recognizing this can help you develop strategies to manage initial discomfort and build confidence in social situations.

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@romeclone
21 Years

www.shyness.com/qa2.html

I got a 3.31. Im mostly a shy person at first but once I get to know people I am a lot better.

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@Espernaut
21 Years1,000+ Posts

3.8 And for the same reasons. Initial interactions aren't that bad, but if I expect or would like to expect some thing more.. it gets much tougher. After being in a relationship, it reverses once again, a slow blossom.

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@Luz
21 Years1,000+ Posts

attention! attention all market shoppers, theres no new post under "B&B" but i know why 🙂 hhehehe..

you make it seem like thats the only personality i have ;P

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@Espernaut
21 Years1,000+ Posts

Oops. No seriously, I did post.. I'm looking at it right now. I think it rolled over (that 4 page limit thing..ERR.) Click on my name and follow.
No, you've got more. This is the one that bites tho..and it's interesting.

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@phoenix_rising
21 Years5,000+ Posts

well kind sir, I do not know where one could find such a thread. I suppose a friend of the reclusive, shy, retiring scorpion creature would have to create one. 🙂

As a side-note, my house was broken into the night before last.

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@Espernaut
21 Years1,000+ Posts

That's a paradox..
It's not that I'm balanced, it's that I'm all extremes which cancel themesleves out.
All my extremes tend to cancel themselves out, yet I'm not balanced.
All my extremes tend to cancel themselves out, I'm not in balance.
Ergo.. You're just imbalanced.. I think.. ? wait..uhhh..

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@Espernaut
21 Years1,000+ Posts

Interesting point about logic. Actual.. logically based arguemnts contain errors of thought. I refer to an actual Logics class (which I never had).. but heard about. Logic does help set parameters.. but to go to the extreme end of it.. one begins to go off track. (Family members actually did take a class before.. but they're not here to help me explain this.) Have you ever taken a true Logics class? Just curious.

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@Morganofmind
21 Years1,000+ Posts

logic class? I've never heard of it. I've studdied logic as it applies to math theory... And logic as in philosophy, I think you must mean logic as in philosophy, but no, I've never taken an entire class on logic itself... I don't know, it's sounds rather confusing...

Actually, I once proved using the rules of logic that logic and reason were upposites so that it was unreasonable for me to use logic. But sinse I got to the conclusion using logic, the whole proof was unreasonable... I had a problem with that, sinse if the proof was right, it prooved itself wrong, but if it was wrong, it prooved itself right. I'm not even going to explain the proof, I'll just assure you I'm good at creating paradoxes.

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@Espernaut
21 Years1,000+ Posts

That's it.. The logic and reason paradox. You nailed it. And I did understand what you said.. believe it or not. The final result I gathered from the people I spoke with, was that logic is helpful to organize one's thoughts.. to peel away and reveal what the actual "thing" is .. that was being discussed. And that's were reasoning begins to be needed.

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@Lazlow
21 Years

Hey, I remember when I created this topic. What the heck ever happened Luz, Espernaut, and Morgan anyway?