6 Reasons to Appreciate the Introverts in Your Life
byIntroverts excel at cultivating intimacy, because we tend to have small social circles and a propensity for meaningful conversation.
Relationships
Top Stories About Introvert Relationships
Even introverts get lonely, and often, the people we’re close to are some of the most treasured parts of our lives. Below you can browse all of our articles about relationships, including friendship, family, parenting and romance. Or, check out some of our most popular articles about introvert-introvert relationships and about dating an introvert.
14 Reasons Being Married to Another Introvert Is Awesome
byYou can recharge your introvert battery even when the two of you are together.
Just Because I’m Not Cheering at My Son’s Game Doesn’t Mean I Don’t Care
byIf you’re an introvert who is the parent of a child that plays sports, you’ve probably felt a little uncomfortable while in the stands watching a game.
The Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide for Introverts
byWe’ve scoured the Internet for the best gifts for introverts.
6 Reasons Why Dating an Introvert Is Better — Even for Extroverts
byBeing an introvert can be a plus for your love life—and dating an introvert is a lot of fun.
Extroverts, Here’s How to Not Overwhelm Your Introverted Friends When Planning a Night Out
byYes, extroverts, there is a way to get introverts (occasionally) out of the house — and make them excited to see you.
Parents, Here’s What You Should Know About Raising an INFJ Child
byINFJs are sensitive souls who see the world differently.
Quit Making It a Crime to Be Quiet in the Classroom
byIn high school, a teacher loudly announced in class that I seemed like the type of quiet kid who “goes home to build bombs to blow up the school.”
How Conflict Can Actually Make Us Fall More in Love With Our Partner
byMy ex-husband and I did not fight outwardly. We suffered inwardly. We thought we were good parents and spouses because we did not fight.
What I Wish My Extroverted Parents Knew About Raising an Introvert
byMy parents were social butterflies. Their existence was a constant stream of get-togethers, dinner invitations, and guests at all hours.