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@@TheRamieraz well, of course. I still 'prefer' being alone, given the choice, but having the ability to socialize, and make new friends anywhere you go is always a great skill to have. I don't even think I would have the confidence to make youtube videos if I was okay with being shy. As for loving yourself the way you are, there is truth to it There is research showing positive correlation between self fedality (basically authenticity and self acceptance) and confidence. So yeah.. love yourself the way you are but still improve your social skills

@@TheRamieraz a lot of introverts do lack social skills. There's nothing wrong with wanting to be alone, but having the ability to speak up is LIFE CHANGING. if someone says something rude to you, ideally, you should speak up. But a shy person wouldn't If you are talented at something, and want to present that to people, an introvert/ shy person wouldn't There are do many great things like this that you can do only if you overcome your shyness. There are some introverts who can socialize just fine, but for a lot of "shy" people, the tag of "introvert" is just a cover for their lack of social skills.

I have seen several so call extroverts who have absolutely no social skills. There are some people who are introvert out of choice, but if required, can speak up perfectly. These are the people who really think before speaking & are there fore superior to those so called extroverts who babble like an empty vessel. My feelings...your mileage might vary.

@@TheRamieraz outliars are outliars.. Like I mentioned in the video, I am also an introvert, and I am NOT saying that "all extroverts are excellent communicators" but in gerenal, most introverts lack social skills, most extroverts dont. and to get over this, you need to speak to a lot of people, and push yourself out of your comfort zone.

yes sir, that's the goal I am working on. :)