One clear sign you’re an introvert: You feel lonelier in a crowd than when you’re alone. Solitude feels good to you.

I realized that being an introvert is a gift, not a curse. My imagination and creative talents are all part of my introversion.

For introverts, home is a safe and sacred space. It’s where we hit the reset button on our energy.

One myth about introverts is that we are fine doing everything on our own, and we don’t need other people in our lives.

Introverts don’t want — or need — to socialize as often as the typical extrovert does, and that’s perfectly okay.

Introverts can be elusive creatures. One moment we might be quiet, and the next, we can be quite chatty if someone makes us feel comfortable.

Once I gained the confidence to go out alone, nothing could stop me from doing what I wanted.

Online friendships might suit introverts because we’d rather write out our thoughts than say them on the spot.

When I spend time alone to recharge my energy, it doesn’t mean I don’t value your company or that I’m rejecting you.

Introverts, I know it can feel like society wasn’t built for you, with all its chaos, crowds, and chatter. But the world needs you.