I don’t know what benefit writing this will give me or what people who read it will think. But I’m thinking maybe someone can give me advice that will ease my heart. I have social problems. I’m afraid of people. For example, if someone in public simply tells me to get up from where I’m sitting, I would feel embarrassed and wouldn’t know what to do. If someone speaks harshly to me, I can’t respond. Among my coworkers, some of them always say inappropriate things just to hurt me. Their words disturb me, but I can’t reply.
There are many small and big events that have broken my heart. Maybe if someone finds it interesting, I can share some of them.
Actually, my appearance and clothing are very good and neat. I’m the youngest at my workplace and the one who was hired with the highest score. So I’m not excluded because of those things. It’s just that people talk behind my back because they know I won’t do anything or respond.
I want to tell one story. I was working as a biology teacher in a remote village school. In one class, there were six students; they were very naughty and ill-mannered. I was explaining the food chain in class. I said cabbage was at the first level of the chain, then I thought about which animal eats cabbage and earthworm came to my mind. The students told this to their homeroom teacher. That teacher was always looking for my mistakes and would say hurtful things to me. She then went and told the story to another class. When I found out about this, I didn’t know how to react.
I’m afraid to speak up even about the smallest thing. I feel like people will insult me and I’ll be embarrassed.
Even if I’m right, if someone raises their voice at me, I get scared. I know it’s because of my childhood trauma, but I can’t control myself.
There are many small and big events that have broken my heart. Maybe if someone finds it interesting, I can share some of them.
Actually, my appearance and clothing are very good and neat. I’m the youngest at my workplace and the one who was hired with the highest score. So I’m not excluded because of those things. It’s just that people talk behind my back because they know I won’t do anything or respond.
I want to tell one story. I was working as a biology teacher in a remote village school. In one class, there were six students; they were very naughty and ill-mannered. I was explaining the food chain in class. I said cabbage was at the first level of the chain, then I thought about which animal eats cabbage and earthworm came to my mind. The students told this to their homeroom teacher. That teacher was always looking for my mistakes and would say hurtful things to me. She then went and told the story to another class. When I found out about this, I didn’t know how to react.
I’m afraid to speak up even about the smallest thing. I feel like people will insult me and I’ll be embarrassed.
Even if I’m right, if someone raises their voice at me, I get scared. I know it’s because of my childhood trauma, but I can’t control myself.
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What you need is to get professional help by someone that specializes in shyness. A psychological specialist that can go over your lack of trust in yourself and that is able to make you get out of your shell.
Part of the problem is that you don't want to hurt people's feelings by speaking up and you are afraid of what others think of you. You lack the ability to come up with arguments to speak up and to make your voice understood and respected.
If you have a good friend that you know will not make fun of you, you can try to rehearse with him/her or you can speak in front of a mirror and analyze your body language. Being assertive gives a sense of being able to control yourself.
It is not so much that you are afraid of people but that you are afraid to hurt people's feelings by speaking out.
You could also take a course in speaking in front of a crowd to gain some self-assurance and security.
Good luck.
Thank you. I always try to work on myself. But It is something more deep and difficult to change
I am aware that it is not an easy task. Jumping over your own shadow requires a lot of courage. It would help if you could get someone to help you and give you tips on how to do it.
The fact that you have addressed the issue here is the first step towards wanting to change.
Im not afraid of people.
Amazing
Ugh.
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