shyness [Theme]

We preserve family, love and loyalty.

That ardent timidity, which one sometimes encounters in the provinces, sometimes overcomes itself, and then it educates the will.

Don't piss the frog, it's dry in the swamp.

The time is approaching when the one who writes for you, the kind reader, will be forced to part with you, and he is seized by longing and timidity. May it be pleasing to you with true cheerfulness and unstrained heart to contemplate these strange images, even to make friends with them; they are instilled in the poet by a ghostly spirit - Phantazus - whose bizarre, whimsical nature he may have allowed himself to be too carried away.

Shyness is given to our advantage. Shyness keeps you from doing stupid and reckless actions. And the most arrogant and courageous of us are often the most timid.

Squeezed, pretended to be indifferent, they [teenagers] stood at the edge of the dance floor and watched each other with dagger-like eyes. From generation to generation, desire must always conquer timidity first. And how lousy it is when you don't know how to deal with it.

I think I was very shy and found that acting is a way to get out of your own shyness, to feel that you are special.

Oddly enough, the first sign of true love in a young man is shyness, in a young girl - courage. It's amazing, and yet it couldn't be easier. The two sexes, striving to get closer, borrow the properties they lack from each other.

The goal always moves a person forward, if he is at the forefront is not timidity, but determination.

Question: Why does evil so often is in life, the predominant influence on the good?
Response: Due to the weakness of the good; the wicked are bold and crafty, timid kind; when the latter wants, they will prevail over the first.

He was so devoid of vanity, and so timid that they just do not feel the injustice as injustice.

And in this strange, lifeless and fabulous world...
- Call her.
- ... Where's the Sphinx and the Seraphim merge into the air...
- Call her!

That's among the worst of animals amenable to taming a timid and cowardly, and noble - brave and trusting and therefore do not run from human affection.

The Comte de Bussy for his fingers over her delicate chin, and shyly hiding her white face, she seemed a timid bird that doesn't trust and is afraid of coarseness, but is the man affectionately Pat the rosy cheeks like all the barrier of shyness collapses on the spot.