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10 Times 43-Year-Old Sutton Foster As Liza Miller In 'Younger' Captures Every Shy Girl In Her 20s

Socially awkwardness perfected.

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10 Times 43-Year-Old Sutton Foster As Liza Miller In 'Younger' Captures Every Shy Girl In Her 20s
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I love the show 'Younger' because even though Sutton Foster is 43, she knows how to portray a socially awkward 20-something perfectly.

Even though college is loads of fun, some situations can be hard to navigate as a shy girl who's still finding herself!

1. Walking into a room at a party and seeing people you don't know staring at you

This always makes me sweat.

2. Want to tag along to the *insert social gathering with lots of strangers* tonight?

A lot of the time, it ends up being fun. But sometimes the anticipation of these events really sucks.

3. Realizing you said or did something that let your shyness show

Why do I mumble under my breath when someone asks me something instead of talking louder like a normal person?

4. Being awkward before you leave a room 

You don't want to say nothing. So you say something. But usually it comes out sounding awkward.

5. When someone you haven't seen in a while is trying to engage you in small talk

You can't think of anything else to say.

6. "You'll have to give a presentation in this class." 

Not my cup of tea. Not at all.

Stepping out of your comfort zone

Afterwards, you feel like this.

8. *asks self* Am I going to be this awkward forever? 

Laughing off my shyness is the only thing I can do at this point <3 :-)

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