The bold and the bashful


Being different is one of the best characteristic of human being. That is exactly why we can help each other and result being useful in different circumstances, so Bold and Bashful are some of the personality human own.

Some doubt might arise such as: Which of the two is the most common? Do you prefer to be bold or bashful? Why?

Well, in my opinion none of these personalities is bad, whenever you’re capable to handle with them. I mean, I’m used to being both of them, it depends on where I am or who I am with, that means I decide to be introverted or extroverted at the same time and a clear evidence is when you sent the teacher’s substitute first, coincidently we were exactly working with this theme, so I sat alone in the back the whole class doing every single thing she assigned but completely quiet, at the end of the class she was guessing who were bold and bashful in this classroom, and guess what! She labeled me as a shy person. What a crazy! The entire class burst out laughing.

Although, bold people increase their friendship circle easier than shy people, it doesn’t mean one is better than other, since each of them feels comfortable just the way they are. Bold and Shy people depend on where they are, their cultures, education, etc.

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