Why Introverts Absolutely Loathe Talking on the Phone
For many introverts, a ringing phone is incredibly intrusive.
Liz Greene is a writer, anxiety-ridden realist, and full blown pop culture geek from the beautiful City of Trees, Boise, ID. When not stalking the aisles of her local Ulta, she can be found shoveling down sushi while discussing the merits of the latest Game of Thrones fan theories. You can follow her on Twitter @LizVGreene, or check out her latest post on Three Broke Bunnies.
For many introverts, a ringing phone is incredibly intrusive.
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