Affection: You probably were not born with inhibition to express affection. Try to confide in a close friend and uncover the causes of your discomfort. Consult a mental health professional who can help you learn how to let go and express yourself without anxiety. Bst.
Answered 11/28/2017
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Expressing Affection: If you did not grow up in a home seeing your parents expressing warm/positive feelings toward each other, you, and/or siblings, being affectionate is probably foreign or unnecessary to you. Start slowly by greeting your close friends with a hug; holding hands with your boyfriend. The more you initiate physical contact the awkwardness will fade. The new behavior will soon feel natural. Enjoy!
Answered 4/13/2016
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Good idea!: Your heart's inthe right place. You need to learn lots more about people. I would suggest psychotherapy with that in mind, as well as group therapy with people your own age - that will help bring problems to the surface. You really can learn this. It may also be a great help to find out why it''s this way. Work hard ; good luck!
Answered 4/13/2016
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