Love and Dating

Ah, the introvert-introvert relationship. Many introverts have sought it, imagining quiet nights at home with takeout and Netflix.

The pastor cautioned us: “You’re going to have to work hard at getting out and staying involved in the community because you’re both introverts.”

A lot of flirting advice is centered on the physical and playful styles. These styles work well for people who are looking for short-term romance.

When I was looking for love, I heard a lot of dating advice that made me feel uncomfortable as an introverted man. “Nice guys finish last,” they say.

Introverted men, let’s talk about confidence. Whenever I had a crush on someone, most of the time I would be too scared to ask her out.

No one shows up to a first date with a warning label adhered to their chest. But if you’re an introvert who is beginning a new relationship, you can look for red flags.

Dating comes with a million things to fret about. Figuring out what to do can be a persistent nuisance, especially after several “dinner and a movie” dates.

Where do introverted men go to meet women? To bars and clubs? Between the huge crowds, loud music, and obligatory drinking, they’re just not our style.