1. Understand and respect his personality: Recognize that introversion is not a defect, but a unique personality trait. Give him enough personal space and time, and do not force him to participate in activities that he feels uncomfortable with or quickly establish intimate relationships.
2. Proactively initiate communication: Due to his introverted nature, he may not be good at initiating topics proactively. You can actively share your life, interests, or daily small things and guide him to participate in discussions. At the same time, listen to his answers, give positive feedback, and make him feel your attention and support.
3. Create a comfortable environment: When interacting with him, choose occasions and activities that he feels comfortable in. For example, taking a walk together, reading a book, or engaging in activities that do not require too much social interaction. Through these activities, let him gradually relax his vigilance and be more willing to share his thoughts and feelings with you.