She knows that she needs new friends but introductions are hard to come by when your natural state is shyness.
The protagonist in "Shopgirl" understands the importance of forging new friendships, yet she struggles due to her inherent shyness. This natural disposition makes it challenging for her to reach out and connect with others, leaving her longing for companionship.
Her awareness of the need for social connections highlights the internal conflict she faces. While she desires to break free from her solitude and make new friends, the process of overcoming her shyness stands as a significant barrier, illustrating a relatable struggle many people encounter in their social lives.
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