10 Honest Confessions of a Socially Anxious Introvert
One of the lies my social anxiety tells me is no one really wants to be around me.
Marissa Baker is the author of The INFJ Handbook, now in an expanded second edition. It is available in paperback and ebook. You can also find Marissa at LikeAnAnchor.com where she blogs about personal growth and development from a Christian perspective.
One of the lies my social anxiety tells me is no one really wants to be around me.
I don’t think I’m better than others just because I’m off on the side watching instead of gyrating in the middle of the dance floor.
INTJs have a reputation for being intelligent and aloof loners, but many of them put a high value on friendship.
I didn’t know I was a highly sensitive person for a long while. I just knew I was “different.” For me, this was particularly marked in social situations.