The Difference Between Introverts and Shy people
Introverts enjoy time alone and get emotionally drained after spending a lot of time with others.
Shy people don't necessarily want to be alone but are afraid of interacting with others. They are considerate of what others think about them, their looks, their behaviour, etc. They fear being rejected, being judged or rather being negatively evaluated. They are afraid of social disapproval.
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There is a general confusion between shyness and being introverted. This can clear you on which one you are.
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