What to do if you blush when talking to a stranger?

If you want to change your blushing when you speak, you must correctly understand yourself, are you introverted or extroverted? Are you cheerful or introverted? Are you quiet, or are you lively?

No matter what kind of personality you have, there is no good or bad, you must recognize yourself, accept yourself, strive to be a better version of yourself, never deny yourself, and don't envy others. Extroverts are talkative, when it comes to **speaking, Tiannan and Haibei can become his talking points, national and family affairs are under his mouth, and he can easily start a comfortable conversation with anyone; Introverts always choose to be a listener and listen carefully to what others have to say, but they are also deeply intelligent and sympathetic, and always give their own serious opinions when others need them. There is no "what kind of person you have to be", be yourself, be quiet when you want to be quiet, be lively when you want to be lively, and pursue your own heart.

Only by accepting the true self can we have the courage to pursue better.

If you want to meet a better version of yourself in the future, you must have the courage to face yourself. I am a person who blushes whenever I speak, and since I was a child, my parents, teachers, classmates and colleagues have said that I am "thin-skinned".

When you are happy, your face will be red; When you are shy, your face will be red; When you are angry, your face will be red; When embarrassed, the face will be red; When I'm embarrassed, my face will be red. In short, I just can't control my blush on every occasion. Sometimes, I feel frustrated that I feel that it is really embarrassing for others to talk and laugh in front of the stage, while I blush when I talk to a stranger.

But please believe that blushing does not mean that you are shy and closed, nor does it mean that you have poor communication skills, it is just a physiological phenomenon. If you already think that you are a communication disability from the bottom of your heart, no matter how hard you try, you can't change it. Only if you have the confidence to communicate normally with people can you overcome the blushing situation.

You have to focus on what you do, don't keep thinking about what to do if you blush, as long as you don't pay attention to it, you won't be red. In fact, blushing is not a big problem, others just see it, and they will not have any opinion of you because of this, and it will be much better if you exercise yourself often, although it is a little bit of progress to encourage yourself, and you will do better and better.

If you want to change your blushing when you speak, you must open your mouth, and the problem of speaking is actually a problem of expression ability. The ability to express what people often say is not only whether they speak in an orderly manner, but also whether they behave appropriately and delegate to their expressions. Therefore, if you want to learn better expression skills, it is important to speak more, to be able to open your mouth, and to have the willingness to speak.

If you don't even want to speak, and others always hide behind when they speak, then improving your expression skills is empty talk.

is a very introverted person, an introvert is too stable, and always cares about what others think of him. Always leave yourself a lot of ways out. If you can avoid it, you can avoid it. My solution is to catch the ducks on the shelves and let myself overcome them.

I think it has something to do with the stage of growth in life. I also blush easily, and when I was in school, I studied very well and every time I got a question right, I would blush too. Fear of the gaze of others.

Later, when I joined the workforce, this began to change. I'm a teacher now, and I lecture very naturally and never blush. Even when other teachers listen to me, I can perform very well.

I also participated in the speech contest of the teacher's moral demeanor, and I was not nervous at all.

I'm afraid that when you were a child, your parents rarely took you out to meet people. It would be nice to be older. After a few times of speaking in front of a lot of people, it's pretty much it. There is also a lack of self-confidence.

In fact, I am very active and communicative on the outside, but I am still full of introversion at heart, especially when I first started working in advertising and business. Because I am very afraid of communicating with strangers, I have deliberately trained myself. For example, before I know who I want to meet, I think about what kind of person the person is, what I plan to say, and make a draft in my mind.

Also** others, if it is the first call, I will write down the main points to be said first, and read them while talking.

I'm in the same situation, blushing always betrays my heart again and again, and my heart is congested