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In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Whether you're shy or super-extroverted, funny or somber, sporty or dorky, the only way to get to know someone better is to be yourself. Even if you don't have the same interests as this shy guy, you shouldn't pretend that you do, just to get to know him better. It's a common misconception that all quiet guys want is to start talking about themselves, anyway. You don't have to pretend. Talk about yourself, as well. Shy guys, if they're worth getting to know, will be happy to listen as well. It's much easier to talk to a quiet or shy person one-on-one, compared to a larger group. Don't try to talk to this guy when you're with three of your friends, or at a big lunch table, or in class. Wait until you've got a minute in private to talk to one another, and you'll probably find him much more willing to talk at length.  A great time to have a quick one-on-one conversation is during passing period. You can be "alone" in the hallway, even though there are people around. The bus is another good chance to have a talk. Sit next to the guy you want to talk to. Speak softly. If you've identified someone as being shy, he probably doesn't want a big audience listening in on his conversations. Talk to shy guys in private, using a quiet speaking voice. If a guy is shy and you ask a closed question–a question with a yes or no answer–you're going to get a one-word answer almost every time. Learn to ask specific and engaging questions if you want to draw someone out and give them something to talk about. Make your questions specific. "How's your day?" doesn't give someone much more to say than "Fine." Instead, ask a particular question based on his interests, or on something you have in common: "Mr. McGurk totally ripped into our group project today. What did he say to you guys?" As you're gradually talking to this guy, try to find something that you have in common and can talk about. Even if it's not big, having some common ground or common attitudes to share will help make conversation much easier. It can be a little thing. Talk about pets. Talk about siblings. Talk about where you want to go this summer. Talk about bands you like, or bands you don't like. . It's important to practice good listening habits any time you're having a conversation, shy guy or no. Make eye contact while you're talking, showing that you're listening to what he says. Summarize what he's said after he says it, or respond to it in some way, to show that you're listening.  Don't just wait for your turn to speak in a conversation. Listen closely to what is being said. try to get a sense of his attitude and his feelings about a particular topic based on how he says things. Nod along as he's talking to encourage him. If you just stare at the ground, or look skeptical, he may think what he's saying is "dumb" or "wrong," and want to stop talking. Often, the second conversation is more difficult than the first. Lots of times, shy guys are afraid of starting conversations, because they're afraid you'll have forgotten what you talked about next time, or don't remember talking, or that you don't want to talk. Make an effort to remember what was said previously and follow up on the conversation. If you talked about sports last time, try to follow up with something like, "Manning really blew it this weekend, huh? What happened?" It's also a good idea to try to find something new. Don't just get stuck on sports. Awkward silences don't need to be awkward every time. Sometimes, shy guys won't have a whole lot to say, and you don't have to stretch to fill the silence with a bunch of talking. If it gets quiet, it gets quiet. Just sit together for a while and think of things to say. No big deal. Don't acknowledge awkward silence by saying, "Well this is awkward." What's someone supposed to say to that? . Introverted types often have a much easier time communicating in writing, because it gives them the opportunity to revise. While it might seem less personal, striking up a conversation with this guy online can be a good way to get to know a little about him, to give yourself a chance to talk more in person later.
Summary: Be yourself. Talk to him one-on-one. Ask open-ended questions. Look for something you have in common. Be a good listener Follow up on old conversations. Share silence together. Talk online

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