What the word for not wanting to trouble someone?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, that's like when you're too lazy to ask for a favor or too chill to bother someone, it's called considerateness. It's like being all, "Nah, I'll figure it out myself, thanks." Just being polite without all the drama, you know?

Answer 2

Polite is often used in the sense of "not willing to burden others with our own trouble," but also diffident or shy may be used to describe someone who is reluctant to engage others. There are darker words, too, describing an inappropriate reluctance to engage others, such as proud and private.