Ask: What is it about my behavior -- state specific instance - that makes you feel uncomfortable? If your partner states a specific instance, suggest that you will change your behavior - and this must always be a tit-for-tat - if your partner will also change some behavior that you object to. All accomodations must be mutual.
just tell them you dont feel comfortable with the things they say and you need them to stop because you cant be around someone like that.
Saying "I Love You" has nothing to do with being a "man" or "macho" it has to do whether you feel that way enough to say it to someone when you feel comfortable doing so.
He will never find out, so try to shake the shyness or even be in a group and say I like you. You could also join the group conversation and get a feel for what he's like until you feel more comfortable around him and learn more about him; it will be easier to approach him if you feel more comfortable around him.
Do whatever comes naturally and feels comfortable to you. When the time comes simply say what you feel in a way that's comfortable to you and it will come to you when its comfortable.
Well when you first meet someone you think you like, you tend to be shy around them. But say, you're really in love with someone, then you shouldn't be shy around him or her, you should be comfortable.
There are many people with a nickname. They only feel comfortable if someone they like and enjoy being around calls them by their nickname and if they are not that close to the person then they feel they have no right to be called by their nickname. It sounds as if this person really likes you and therefore has given you permission to call them by their nickname. It is a bond of trust.
Make her feel comfortable around you, say hi, talk to her, then crack a funny joke! if you try this you will have her heart.
The best way that I've found is to focus on the other person. Don't worry about what you will say, but be confident and look around the room to see who is being left out. Go up to person and say hi, and try to make the other person feel more comfortable. Try to remember almost everyone feels uncomfortable at social gathers. Making someone else feel more comfortable will give you more confidence and you will become someone others will want to talk to.
Just tell him/her. If you're already good friends then you'll already be comfortable around them and telling them will be that much easier or harder. Just say it to get it over with and if they don't feel the same way then you should move on
he may like you and just be too shy to say it or he may just be a shy person. talk to him get him to feel comfortable around you and build his confidence up.
Dont pressure her...say what u feel and hope for the best
For me, I feel really comfortable around the person, but around most people I'm shy and insecure. I feel really outgoing around the person I love, and i can tell him anything. So for me, I get nervous around crushes, but when I love someone, I'm outgoing around them<3 When you finally find out your in love you kind of feel nervous around the person you like as at present i fancy someone who has moved to a different part of the country and that is really hard for me. But all I can say it isn't really a nice feeling if you don't know how the other person feels