The Honest Truth About Being an Introvert
bySocializing is draining. It sucks the hell out of my energy, seriously.
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Stories for Introverts Everywhere
Sometimes, it feels like the world doesn’t “get” you — especially if you’re an introvert. But we do get you. Here are some of our favorite stories about what it’s like being an introvert.
9 Things I Wish People Knew About Me as a Highly Sensitive Introvert
byLike almost every other highly sensitive introvert on the face of the planet, I spent so much of my life feeling out of place.
My Worth Is Not Defined By How Many Words Come Out of My Mouth
byI’m tired of people telling me that being quiet is a bad thing. I think this is a subject we introverts can commiserate on, because it happens so much.
An Introvert’s Lessons From Elementary School
byAs a quiet introvert, I was truly baffled by the other kids in my class. I couldn’t understand why they would never stop talking.
There’s Nothing Wrong With Spending Time Alone on Weekends
byThe more I’ve come to understand what it means to be an introvert, the more I realize that alone time on weekends is something I need for my mental health.
The 17 Phrases That ‘Scare’ Introverts the Most
by“I’ll call you!” No, introverts don’t have a phone phobia. But we’re generally better at writing our thoughts than speaking them.
Never Assume That Loud Is Strong and Quiet Is Weak
byJust because you’re quiet doesn’t mean you’re not confident. And it sure as heck doesn’t make you any less worthy of people’s time and attention.
‘Stand Up and Tell Us About Yourself’ Is Pure Torture for Introverts
byHere’s why this icebreaker is pure torture for many introverts, plus tips for event organizers and introverts to make it less painful.
For Introverts, Skipping the Big Party Is About Mental Health
byOne person’s party might be another person’s worst nightmare. Quit judging introverts for attempting to maintain their mental health.
Introverts Practice a More Mindful Way of Living
byMany introverts naturally like to take things slower and practice a more mindful way of living — and there’s nothing wrong with that.