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Boldness






 Boldness is an opposite of being shy. A bold one may risk shame or rejection and be willing to bend the rules of ettiquette and politeness. An excessively bold person could aggressively ask for money or nag someone to do something for them. Boldness doesn't always mean obnoxious; it's possible to be bold, while silent. Excessive boldness can be seen as inappropriate or arrogant. Sheer boldness can be seen as a willingness to get things done, despite the risks, synonymous with bravery.



Boldness, not always taken rashly, can be big step in social development.



Boldness can mean shameless as punished for being disrespectful. This is common in Ireland.



  Physical courage is done in the face of physical pain, hardship or the threat of death. Moral courage is the ability to act rightly in the face of opposition, shame, scandal or discouragement.



Aristotle defines a shortage of courage being cowardice, the excess being recklessness.



Virtuous pagan heroism interpreted in trusting your own strength. Jacob Grimm's quote:

  
   "Men, who turned away, in utter disgust, doubtful of heathen faith, relied on their own strength and virtue, in themselves they trusted."



  Physical bravery involves action, despite the chance of getting hurt. Moral bravery enhances the idea of being good, regardless of social disapproval or backlash. A new definition; overcoming addicting habits, irrational tendencies and harmful dependent relationships.



 Someone high in preseverance can overcome low self-esteem, challenge of incompetence and thrown off by your friends with the desire to present yourself well.



  Positive psychologists say honesty and authenticity are more than, simply, telling the truth. It involves integrity in critical areas of your life, to be true to yourself and your role in the world, across the board.



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