02-07-2021, 11:55 AM
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Re: Introvert...Extrovert.
This isn't a dig at you pauline, but my wife and I were having a chat about how quiet singing was at her Methodist church nowadays due to covid causing smaller congregations.I pointed out to her that in Catholic services, wearing face masks would make it easier to work out who was miming since the bellowing effect of the material would be observable.
Introverts mime, extroverts sing?
02-07-2021, 11:58 AM
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Re: Introvert...Extrovert.
Originally Posted by Dextrous63
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This isn't a dig at you pauline, but my wife and I were having a chat about how quiet singing was at her Methodist church nowadays due to covid causing smaller congregations.I pointed out to her that in Catholic services, wearing face masks would make it easier to work out who was miming since the bellowing effect of the material would be observable.
Introverts mime, extroverts sing?
I can’t sing have also been caught singing, when everyone else had stopped...it was embarrassing..
I mime now....after that incident.
02-07-2021, 12:00 PM
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Re: Introvert...Extrovert.
Originally Posted by pauline3
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Yes, I understand that.I can’t sing have also been caught singing, when everyone else had stopped...it was embarrassing..
I mime now....after that incident.
02-07-2021, 12:06 PM
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Re: Introvert...Extrovert.
It's an interesting thing about one's outgoing nature and how much of it is nature v nurture.I read that physiologically some parts of your brain become "eroded" over time, and in particular those parts which hold the fight or flight mechanisms. Hence why one tends to be less inhibited the older one gets.
One example of this is sunglasses. I used to wear sunglasses dark enough to hide what I was looking at (and yes, I mean ladies). Nowadays, I don't care whether they catch me out looking at them or not!
02-07-2021, 12:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Dextrous63
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It's an interesting thing about one's outgoing nature and how much of it is nature v nurture.I read that physiologically some parts of your brain become "eroded" over time, and in particular those parts which hold the fight or flight mechanisms. Hence why one tends to be less inhibited the older one gets.
One example of this is sunglasses. I used to wear sunglasses dark enough to hide what I was looking at (and yes, I mean ladies). Nowadays, I don't care whether they catch me out looking at them or not!
I wore sunglasses to hide my shyness, can you believe I was ever shy.( painfully shy)...I can’t believe it myself ,let alone others....
Definitely become less inhibited as I’ve gotten older, I think for me,I’ve come to the realisation of what matters and what doesn’t.
Maybe a confidence in oneself?
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