Why This Introvert Is Thankful for Extroverts
Although extroverts can be exhausting for introverts, when the right extroverts find the right introverts, it’s magic.
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Although extroverts can be exhausting for introverts, when the right extroverts find the right introverts, it’s magic.
The very things that exhaust me as an introvert are the very things that energize my husband as an extrovert.
Often, when teachers call students “quiet,” what they really mean is, “there’s a problem.”
You’re not alone in feeling depleted as an introverted parent — but taking care of yourself is taking care of your kids, and everyone will be better off for it.
Having almost everyone I know in one tight space — and looking at me — is not my idea of fun as an introvert.
My introverted mom was my alibi to stop my friends from pushing me to go out. The truth was, as a secret introvert, I wanted to stay home anyway.
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.
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!