prompter: Write a story about a young man named Jayden who is handsome but shy.
assistant: Jayden stared at himself in the mirror, barely recognizing the striking man gazing back at him. His wavy brown hair fell perfectly across his forehead, his steel gray eyes shone brightly, and his full lips curled into a dashing smile. But the mirror, as always, lied. In reality, Jayden was terribly shy and awkward.

He straightened his tie and took a deep breath before heading downstairs to the party his best friend was hosting. As Jayden walked in, heads turned immediately. Women whispered and giggled, men gave him barely concealed envious glares. But Jayden just blushed and stared at his shoes.

His friend clapped him on the back. “Come on, Jayden, have a drink, relax!” But Jayden mumbled an excuse and bolted for the kitchen. He bumped into a pretty blonde woman, splashing red wine all over her dress. “Smooth move,” she snapped. Jayden stammered apologies and sprinted for the bathroom to hide.

Crouching behind the bathroom door, Jayden shook his head. His outward appearance might draw attention everywhere he went, but his crippling shyness would forever prevent him from embracing his inner dreamboat. All he wanted was to be average and unremarkable so he could avoid these constant embarrassing missteps and collisions. If only he could look on the outside the way he felt on the inside.
prompter: That's a good story but most of the time people who are incredibly shy don't recognise they are attractive and their lack of self-awareness about their own good looks is a significant contributor to their shyness. Can you rewrite it based on that information?
assistant: Jayden stared at himself in the mirror, barely recognizing the striking man gazing back at him. His wavy brown hair fell perfectly across his forehead, his steel gray eyes shone brightly, and his full lips curled into a dashing smile. But the mirror, as always, lied. In reality, Jayden was terribly shy and awkward, a side effect of his lack of self-awareness about his own good looks.

He straightened his tie and took a deep breath before heading downstairs to the party his best friend was hosting. As Jayden walked in, heads turned immediately. Women whispered and giggled, men gave him barely concealed envious glares. But Jayden just blushed and stared at his shoes, completely unaware of the attention he was attracting.

His friend clapped him on the back. “Come on, Jayden, have a drink, relax!” But Jayden mumbled an excuse and bolted for the kitchen. He bumped into a pretty blonde woman, splashing red wine all over her dress. “Smooth move,” she snapped. Jayden stammered apologies and sprinted for the bathroom to hide, feeling embarrassed and ashamed once again.

Crouching behind the bathroom door, Jayden shook his head. He may have the looks that draw attention everywhere he went, but his crippling shyness and lack of self-awareness about his own good looks would forever prevent him from embracing his inner dreamboat. All he wanted was to be average and unremarkable so he could avoid these constant embarrassing missteps and collisions. If only he could recognize the handsome man in the mirror and believe in himself the way others saw him.