What It’s Like Being an Introvert With Hearing Loss
bySocializing is far more difficult because I can’t always hear what is said.
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Relatable Posts for Introverts Archive
Sometimes, it feels like the world doesn’t “get” you — especially if you’re an introvert. But we’re fellow “quiet ones,” so we get it. Here are some of our favorite stories about what it’s like being an introvert.
I’m Not an Early Bird or a Night Owl, I’m a Permanently Exhausted Pigeon
byIf you’re an introvert, you may not look like the typical “morning” or “night” person. Here’s how to tell which one you are.
As an Introvert, I’m My Own Best Friend (and I Love It)
byI’ve always found it difficult to make friends, let alone the deep friendships that introverts crave. But that’s not stopping me from being my own best friend.
I’m an Introvert, and I’ve Always Felt a Deep Connection With Animals
byHonestly, sometimes I connect better with animals than with people.
Because I’m an Introvert, You Won’t See the Real Me Right Away
byGetting to know anyone well entails vulnerability, and introverts may hesitate to let others into their inner world.
6 Tips for Surviving Anxiety as an Introvert
byAlthough as an introvert I still don’t fit the mold that other adults expect, I’ve learned how to turn down the volume on the anxious voices in my head.
19 Things Introverts Will Want ASAP
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3 Things I Wish I Knew as an Introverted Teenager
byI wish someone had told me that all my personal struggles and disconnect from my extroverted peers were simply part of my growth.
5 Tips for Introverts to Fight ‘Seasonal Extrovert Disorder’
byAs I was pretending to nap so my houseguests wouldn’t realize I was hiding, I realized I must guard some periods of quiet so I can join in the family fun.
How Smartphones Destroy Our Solitude, and Why I Ditched Facebook
byTechnology creep had disrupted my introvert alone time so it no longer provided true solitude.