14 Stunning Illustrations That Perfectly Capture the Introvert’s Love of Books
Introvert Debbie Tung is obsessed. With books, that is. That obsession became the inspiration for her new illustrated book, appropriately titled, Book Love.
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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.
Introvert Debbie Tung is obsessed. With books, that is. That obsession became the inspiration for her new illustrated book, appropriately titled, Book Love.
Until now, there’s one struggle that I have not yet revealed to anyone but my partner. That struggle is the experience of sex as a shy introvert.
We live in a society that values small talk and banter over meaningful conversation, and masked rituals over genuine connection.
My need for alone time doesn’t mean I don’t value your company or I’m rejecting you.
World Introvert Day has been celebrated every Jan. 2 by introverts across the globe since 2011 as a way to recharge their energy after the holiday season.
Oh god oh god oh god. It’s today, isn’t it? The holiday party. You love your family, but truth is you’re an introvert, and parties are utterly exhausting.
There was always a breaking point, a threshold in every social situation beyond which I simply couldn’t keep up the facade of extroversion any longer.
Socializing is draining. It sucks the hell out of my energy, seriously.
Like almost every other highly sensitive introvert on the face of the planet, I spent so much of my life feeling out of place.
Being quiet isn’t a weakness, rather, it allows me to listen and understand even more.