Many stereotypical first date ideas are a bit too… loud. But, luckily, there are plenty of introvert-friendly options out there.

When dating an extrovert, instead of feeling like you always have to keep up with them, invite them to slow down with you.

For introverts, the “big day” doesn’t necessarily mean big in numbers — it can mean monumental and exciting.

For introverts, opening up to someone when dating can be a challenge. But give us some time — it’ll be worth the wait.

Solo dates will give you the alone time you need — and when you’re reunited with your partner, you’ll both benefit.

The very things that exhaust me as an introvert are the very things that energize my husband as an extrovert.

Dating can feel like a performance, which can be off-putting for introverts, who desire deep and authentic connection.

Having almost everyone I know in one tight space — and looking at me — is not my idea of fun as an introvert.

Just because your introverted partner doesn’t want to go to a party with you doesn’t mean they don’t want to spend time with you.

Your partner needs their introvert alone time just as much as you need your extrovert social time.