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My daughter is 17 years old she is not shy. but anytime she talks to someone or is asked a question her face directly turns red. what can she do?
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Shyness: Shyness is not uncommon and blushing goes along with it. Many people who are shy grow out of it in time.
Answered 11/25/2016
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