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| Is there such thing as shy camps for teens? I am a pretty shy person! Which i hate being shy.I am just wondering if there are any summer camps where shy teens could go to an learn to get over their fear of shyness! |
| i used to be super shy and never met any new people. i dont know what happened, its kind of like one day i woke up and i wanted to meet new people. i just start conversations and what not. just try and be more outgoin with the next person you meet. youll feel so much better and find out its so much easier to just be outgoing with people. if you wanna chat more so i can tell you more things you can do to be more outgoing just add on what your screenname is and ill help you :) |
| What makes Morrissey lyrics so special to shy teens in particular? I am a HUGE fan of Morrissey/ The Smiths, but I just can't place my finger on what makes his lyrics so great, and speak to me. Also, they are known for helping shy, coy teens. |
| In 1988, I went with my dad to a Wherehouse in Orange...and The Smiths released their new single "Ask" about a year before. I listened and we agreed that the words were ingenius and the music was decent..then we heard "London"...and THAT was off the hook...I mean it rocked...and it was something that even impressed my dad...the pure variety in his music. His songs have a way of sounding very different. It is more than just the music, it is the lyrics, the story told in the song...to be quite honest, there was a huge music adaptation that had to be made when Marr left. But lyrically, Morrissey SHINED from his first solo single all the way to Kill Uncle's Sing Your Life...but..then we found a few songs that didn't really work...and it is ok...you recognize that every artist has some questionable material as well as taste..things that we regret that they made..and even things MOZ wishes he hadn't done...although he may or may not admit in public.. From The Smiths' "Hand in Glove" to Morrissey's "The Youngest Was The Most Loved" young adolescents have been able to find SEVERAL songs that fit their moods...look anybody can write about flowers, happy times, sex, drugs and rock n roll...it is easy and has been done since BEFORE The Beatles...so it is not an achievement to fit words into...and half of the songs these days are covers anyway. But while it may appear on the outside as drab, depressing or morbid...it IS realistic...we have all had that day where we questioned our existence, had a bad day, a gray day etc..but Morrissey DOES have some uplifting tunes as well and if you look hard enough, you 'll even find a few love songs...he is a romantic at heart with some nice political jabs once in a while to remind us what era he grew up in...his criticisms of England and Manchester have found new ground in Bush, The Iraq War etc... He is a Vegan and is just a little bit demonstrative of his respect for animals and their rights..there is a lot of ammo here for young adults of all ages to find similarities...growing up as a Christian, I didn't have to worry about TOO many sexual references, drug references or bad language...they were not NEARLY as common as in hard rock, hip hop, rap etc..They were there..but he was able to show that you can write very strong lyrics without plastering profanity all over the song..and he could be discreet so that anything that was written suggestively was poignant and subtle and yet humerous and you knew where he was going.. I remember listening to "November Spawned a Monster" for the very first time and as accustomed, I didn't have the words with me as I sang the lyrics "And if the lights were out/Could you even bear/ to kiss her and as I sang "Full on the mouth"..so did he..and I thought it was cool at the age of 14 that I had guessed the lyrics just right..yeah it is small potatoes...I mean so what? right? ..but...that is one of those small things that makes that band yours... which is something Morrissey said himself in the movie New York Doll when he talked about the NY dolls being his band..likewise Morrisseyis much MORE my band than the Smiths, because I was 5 years too young to actually be a Smiths fan but I came right on time to be a Morrissey fan and I was actually able to shake the ol chap's hand during a concert in Washington DC...it was a completion in a sense..from listening to that first song to the handshake and each of my 4 concerts having a better seat even little by little..but finally I got to the front rows and it changed everything. I wasn't so shy, as I was extremely sports oriented, but I was extremely introverted when it came to girls. I was very self conscious and often found fault in the way I did things which impeded me from feeling comfortable..and yes Morrissey's music comforted some of those nerves by the time I had turned 16-17...maybe it is that gloomy humour that reminded me that...things could be worse..maybe I am not doing so bad after all.. |
| Are there any other really shy home schooled teens out there? I'm really shy. So the only friends I have are the same two I've had since I was like 5. I'm home schooled and live out in the mountains, far away from town. So it's hard to get to know people and everything. Are there any other home schooled guys out there like me who wanna chat? |
| hey=) i'm being home schooled too...i'm a very shy girl and never had alot of friends just two and since i started being home schooled i lost my social life so now Y!A is the only way i socialized=P....i also think i have agoraphobia because i'm afraid of places with crowds of people and school was a major problem for me...i always felt sick and never knew why i did..i hated school so bad i hate being around people. when i go to the mall as soon as i step in my legs get shaky and my whole body trembles. i even get really sweaty even nauseous=/...when i was younger i didn't really pay attention to these weird symptoms but as i grew older i realized how bad it was. i still want to be able to hang with friends but it's impossible to make friends when your not in school. i'm 16 by the way so if you wanna chat just email me=> |
| What are some jobs for shy teens? I am 17 and cant do things like a cashier because of the constant human interaction with many people. |
| Maybe a paper round, postman or shelf stacker at a supermarket? Just because your shy it doesn't mean your not capable of trying jobs that involve interacting with other humans. Try working on a market, it gave me tonnes of confidence when i was younger (and i was extremely shy). You don't have time to think about what your saying, your constantly busy serving customers and your confidence builds with each passing day. It will be hard at first and you might end up bursting into tears but you will get over it. Explain this to your boss and make it clear that you are determined to succeed and you will. Good luck. |
| What is the best way to get shy, quiet teens to open up?? I WORK WITH TEENS AT CHURCH, AND THEY ARE UNUSUALLY SHY, I'M USED TO OUTSPOKEN TEENS WHO ENJOY HAVING GROUP DISCUSSIONS!! I CAN BARLEY GET THESE TO TALK |
| When I began going to church, I was the most quiet and shy person you could dream of. I imagine I had a lot in common with the teens in your church. One thing that helped me open up was all of the activities we got together for outside of church: bowling, hanging out as a group w/our youth ministers at someone's house. . . . Doing this put me in a more comfortable setting and helped me to relax more. Another thing was picking a discussion topic that you feel certian AT LEAST 80% of teens have had experiences with. One topic I have been involved in discussing is online communities(such as MySpace) and how they affect your spirituality and thinking. Be sure to make it clear that you are interested in everyone's ideas. This will make them proud of what they believe, and they will be more willing to share ideas. When I say show interest in their ideas, I don't mean "oh, that's a good idea". My youth ministers always seemed oddly excited over anyone's ideas and made sure that comment led to the next part of the discussion so we didn't feel like our voice didn't matter. We could see how our opinion affected the conversation. |
| Is there a book for teens thats about a shy boy that likes some girl? i read a book at school in the library once it was about a shy boy that likes a girl but he's really shy and i only read a couple of pages but it was really good. But i forgot the name Do you know any books that are like that? 18 minutes ago - 4 days left to answer. |
| Well, u could try going to the school library and asking the librarian. They might know since they work there and may know some book titles. Or just go to your normal library and inquire there. The description really doesn't help because it's way too vague. If you knew the author, it may narrow it down some. |
| How's cruising for a sort of shy teen? Ok, well, I'm going on a Diamond Princess cruise to Alaska for the first time this summer and I'd like some advice from other (preferably) teens that have gone on a cruise. I'm 15, and I can be shy around new people, but I still really want to meet new people on the cruise. Are other teens friendly? How are the teen areas? What would you say is the average age in these areas? Any other advice is gladly appreciated! Thanks a lot you guys. I hope you take the time to answer my question. |
| I don't know if you will consider my answer relevant as I will be 21 in 3 months (sucks because I am going on a cruise in two weeks and won't be able to get alc on my own). I have been on 4 cruises with my parents prior to this, and 1 with my friends when I was a senior in high school. I went on Diamond Princess to the mexican riviera in March 05' for my senior trip with like 7 of my friends. It was an interesting experience because we were able to get into the clubs and other adult stuff being that we were 18+ but not really drink. Ok that little note aside lets go back to my previous cruise, I was 14 and honestly I had a pretty good time. I did do most of the teen activities and I met people that were fun to hang out with. Being shy is a normal thing, I'm pretty shy at first too, but once you open and feel more comfortable, it should be pretty cool. Find a few people you like and just chill with em. Being 15, you should be fine in the teen club areas, lets say you were 17-18 y.o even 19, you probably wouldnt have fun because I'de say the ages of those clubs range from 14-16. If you like to dance and meet people, try going to one of those clubs. Also, read the morning flyer you get and find out whats good to do everyday. One last thing, since this is an alaska cruise, make sure you check the scenery out because thats quite impt! (I can't wait, I'm going to alaska too at the end of july) Have a great trip, you'll be fine... |
| Why Do People Think Shy Teens or Loners Will Grow Up To Be Serial Killers? Why? Thats so mean *cries* |
| There is so much on tv these days about the profiling of serial killers that it is probably understandable that you feel it is shy people or loners who get targetted. The same could be said of abused teenagers or high achievers, teenagers with wealthy parents seeking to rebel can be labelled as troublemakers. Society just seems to have a need to find a label for something and stick to it. If it were true that all loners and shy teenagers were serial killers we would be in big trouble over the number of murders that were being committed. We are all different and we should respect that. Not all serial killers were shy or loners either! |
| How do you open up conversations with quiet,shy,backward teens? in a way that they want to talk,freely.i mean they enjoy conversation |
| TRy asking open ended questions. How are you? What do you think about .....(you pick a subject) Do you think that we are going to have a third world war? NO MATTER WHAT THEY ANSWER YOU SAY, good idea |