thequietone
Well-known member
My therapist said SA is different for each person and that some people can't stand asking a stranger for the time but have no problem talking to a friend.
I find that I can more easily talk to people I think I won't ever see again and who have no background with me. But if I see someone I know, especially a peer, I usually hide behind something. Literally. :roll:
I feel like I need to be in control of the conversation, being able to begin it and end it (politely as possible). But friends and familiar faces always have more to say, things to ask. They might want to do something with you, they know more about you and therefore they expect more.
How is it for you?
I find that I can more easily talk to people I think I won't ever see again and who have no background with me. But if I see someone I know, especially a peer, I usually hide behind something. Literally. :roll:
I feel like I need to be in control of the conversation, being able to begin it and end it (politely as possible). But friends and familiar faces always have more to say, things to ask. They might want to do something with you, they know more about you and therefore they expect more.
How is it for you?