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I came to ATW by chance and had no idea how it all worked. I saw different communication styles between sellers and buyers: assertive, sometimes playful, rude, bossy, calm, soft. Each of them described their own role. And I started experimenting, looking for what suited me.
Based on the idea of “I want to treat people the way I want to be treated,” I decided that I wouldn’t be aggressive in sales or pushy in communication.
I’m uncomfortable with the idea of being pushy or pressuring people. I don’t send unwanted photos. My prices aren’t sky-high. And I don’t text first. Simply because I’m shy. Shyness doesn’t describe my sexual role, as many people mistakenly think. It’s more about initial contact, respect, and maintaining personal boundaries.
Until I know the person, it’ll most likely be a standard conversation like “Hi. How are you? Thanks, I’m fine, and you?” initiated by the buyer. And if the buyer doesn’t pursue the conversation further, I won’t reply with “I’m so horny, let’s do something.”
But what should we do then, you ask? After all, buyers are often shy too. How can we resolve this situation, since the main goal is essentially sales? If no one takes action, nothing happens—and the sale won’t happen.
The answer is simple: we’ll like each other’s posts, look at each other’s profiles, and play the silent treatment until someone gains the confidence to write first. And more often than not, the result is positive. Just give yourself time.
Someone might say, “You can wait for months—why waste so much effort when you can sell to someone else or buy from someone else?” Let me tell you this: I had experience working with a buyer who hadn’t made a purchase for nine months after registering.
Our communication lasted several weeks before the sale was made. The lack of pressure from the seller helped the buyer feel relaxed and complete the purchase. Ultimately, this resulted in multiple sales and a trusting, long-term relationship.
Thanks to my shyness, I was able to work with a wonderful buyer. 🤗 This experience showed me that shyness isn’t a bad thing, and your buyer will find you.
You don’t have to post revealing photos or write naughty messages on the dash to sell if that conflicts with your feelings. More often than not, modesty and shyness hide a sensual and passionate woman—a woman who has a volcano inside. A woman who doesn’t waste her energy trying to please the majority, which can ultimately lead to burnout.
In conclusion, embracing your shyness and maintaining your individuality is more important than chasing everyone else. There are a huge number of buyers here on ATW, and yours will definitely find you. Just keep shining.
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