I Am Too Shy To Have A Boudoir Session!

Shyness is like being frozen in terror at night when you hear a creak and imagine it might be a bogeyman or a bloodthirsty intruder.  Even if your fears are correct and there really is a burglar in the house, hiding your head under the pillow won't save you.  Far better would be to grab the nearest weapon  - a full chamber pot will do at a pinch - and race towards the perceived threat yelling at the top of your lungs.  You will feel a little daft if the cause is your new cat, but at least you won't lie awake for hours, your eyes bulging in terror.

As with all fears, the best way to deal with shyness is through confrontation.   You can't cure it by taking baby steps; you cure it by throwing yourself into the very centre of the maelstrom.  For example, If you feel nervous about expressing your views, don't mumble, whisper, or sit silently in the back row of the room; stride onto the stage, strut and shout. If you are attracted to someone at a party, don't imagine that avoiding eye contact and huddling in a corner will get their attention. He or she is not going to penetrate your mind and read your thoughts if you make yourself invisible. Far better, is to gaze into their eyes and flirt shamelessly.

A boudoir session can be especially stressful for shy people, but it is another example of the need to confront the object of fear.  What is there to worry about?  Will the photographer laugh at your plumpish tummy, sneer mercilessly at a few stretchmarks or have a hysterical meltdown at the size of your breasts?  Rest assured that Laura Squire has photographed hundreds of women of all shapes and sizes.  She will put you at your ease and help you discover your inner beauty.  Whether curvy or svelte, tall or short, you will learn to accept yourself for who you are. What's more you will come away with a collection of professionally edited pictures and a huge increase in self confidence.  

Don't be crippled by shyness.  Take the plunge today.