Why when under hypnosis the person is much more relaxed about being around others?

is this true?

also, how self concious are they usually?

are many often times very self centered? like a child wanting to show off and be "cute" and accepted?

why so for this if true?

please explain.


also how common is this?

Under hypnosis a person is totally focused upon themselves; for all intents and purposes, there are no other people around so it is easy to relax.
They are wide awake.

A person in a hypnotic state merely does not care about their surroundings. They have suspended critical thought and are open to suggestions from the hypnotist. So if the hypnotist tells the subject to imagine they are a cute child wanting to show off and this does not violate the subject's values, they will do it. If the subject's protective mind becomes alarmed by their surroundings, they will pop out of the hypnotic state. But once out of the hypnotic state, the subject will start to play their old programming again (assuming it was not corrected while in hypnosis) and their social anxiety will come back into play.

Hey, i'm FurubaGurl, the biggest youtube hypnotist :D, i've learned quite alot from my videos and my peers, and I can answer :D.

It really depends on the person one thing I learned is that every person si totally different in their response. But usually, the person doesn't really care about other people atm, only about themselves and the hypnotist. You don't ever lose yourself or your inhibitions, but you feel more confertable doing what the hypnotist says then you might being awake.

There really is never a danger in hypnosis, you can always break, eveyr human has the ability to break, even if they don't mean to-strong emotions cancel any hypnotism.

Hope I answered your questions :D