Blushing

[Guest]

I know that if I see a cute looking girl its just natural to blush. But does anyone ever blush when there not around the opposite sex. Ever get embarrassed over something and then blush over it. I feel like its noticeable to others and its embarrassing. Like whenever I do something stupid or clumsy I will blush and get embarrassed over it.

 

[Guest]

All the time for no specific reason. Drives me crazy.

 

[Allegro]

Yes! I completely understand what you're going through and the same thing happens to me. Even when I'm talking to my siblings and I see they disagree with me, I feel myself blushing. When a cashier is sociable and eager to talk ( gender doesn't matter ) it leaves me blushing and wanting to look away, which makes me flustered and fumble my words. Once I notice I'm fumbling, I blush even more. It's incredibly embarrassing.

 

[katjamas]

I think it is very cute when people blush because they like someone or they feel embarrassed. I have never had this problem though. I have only felt my cheeks slightly warm up in certain situation but this has happened very rarely.

 

[SirJoe]

That has happened to me before. I can't really explain it, it's not as if I was uncomfortable with the subject all I know is that everyone looked at me and said you are bright red, you don't have to be embarrassed about it. I just said that I wasn't but it didn't make the blushing go away. I know that blushing is blood rushing to your head but how it works exactly I don't know.

 

[amy88]

I really do, when I get embarrassed. I'm super pale skinned too, so I feel like any blushing is way more noticeable on me than the average person, too.


I've wondered about it a lot - it happens a lot in social situations when I'm asked to talk, and of course when I'm already nervous and I feel my face going beet-red it makes me feel even more anxious!


I don't know though that there's any easy fix for it...if there is though I'd love to hear some tips or advice!