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英语topic集锦 What are the reasons for shyness and the ways to overcome shyness? A: There are many factors that contribute to shyness. Some are due to low self-respect, lack of self-confidence, limited social activities, and lack of education. B: I agree, but I think some are born shy. It’s a trait from the parents. I still remember when I was a little boy (girl), I was extremely shy. I was brought up in the countryside, and there were not many activities for me to take part in. C: When I was very young. I was very lonely, there were very few chances for me to meet different sorts of people. I was very shy. I seldom talked to people. Even when I was spoken to, I was unwilling to respond. D: Though shyness has a biological basis, this doesn’t mean that it is not within our ability to change. Even those without an inborn tendency toward outgoing can learn to be outgoing too. E: Yes. Just as one without an inborn skill at art can learn to draw or paint well if he or she possesses the drive and puts forth the effort required to do so, shy people can learn to be outgoing too. A: The shy person didn’t choose to be shy, nor is his shyness necessarily a result of something he did or did not do during childhood or while growing up. Shyness is simply a natural reaction to unfamiliar situations. B: We should remember that nobody can be perfect, so there is no reason to feel discouraged if we have some shortcomings. Guilt and shame are destructive feelings. Don’t waste time energy on them. C: Recognize your personal strengths weaknesses. Everyone has both. As self-acceptance grows, shyness naturally diminishes. Don’t be afraid to speak up and give your point of view. D: Yes. We should know our strengths and place weight on our good aspects and try to live up to our full potential. Don’t always focus on our weaknesses, because we can improve and prefect ourselves. E: Study hard and read widely to enrich our knowledge, try to make more friends, and encourage ourselves to involved in