Music might be an introvert’s language. It can capture thoughts and feelings too complex to convey in everyday conversation.

As an introvert, I can spend a whole day with just me, myself, and I, and feel absolutely at peace.

As an introvert, you don’t need to feel bad about not liking parties, nightclubs, or other common social activities that more extroverted people enjoy.

Even if it’s well-intentioned, comments like these come across as telling us that we’re not doing enough to conform to an extrovert-centric world.

Quit telling me to “live a little.” As an introvert, I feel the most alive and wildly free in my own company.

Maximizing your alone time is a great New Year’s resolution for introverts — and scheduling it (in pen) will help.

One important lesson that introverts have to teach the world is that not every silence needs to be filled with words.

As an introvert, when I “go to bed” early, it’s the solitude I need almost more than the actual sleep.

“A cup of tea” – or the American equivalent, a “cup of coffee” – is never just that for introverts. It’s more like anxiety, small talk, and awkward silences.

The holidays can create tons of stress, especially if you’re more of a reflective sort than a reveler — an introvert.