Why a ‘Best Friend Group’ Works for Me as an Introvert
Introverts don’t always avoid groups, especially when that group is a bunch of close friends they feel comfortable with.
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Introverts don’t always avoid groups, especially when that group is a bunch of close friends they feel comfortable with.
No, nap time does not count as alone time: You’re not alone just because the other person happens to be sleeping.
I didn’t understand why I felt happiest alone or why I didn’t fit in with my extroverted peers.
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.
My nonstop chatterbox son taught me that when it’s relevant, speak up!
Introverts skip to the topics that really matter. With them, there is no having to drone on about the weather.
Your partner needs their introvert alone time just as much as you need your extrovert social time.
I couldn’t take it anymore. I could no longer ignore my true introvert needs, like spending time alone instead of at his friend’s place.
Home is where my family goes to have downtime. To have a steady stream of people coming through our home would add stress, not reduce it.
When a happily single introvert decides not to pursue a relationship, it’s a choice. They are content with being alone.