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I asked introverts about the books they’ve read lately, and why another introvert would enjoy that book. Here are 13 of their suggested books to read.

Introverts can be a complicated lot. We want to help others, but we get drained so quickly that we may have to retreat before making a dent.

If you’re an empath, you probably already know that empaths tend to deviate from the norm because they both see and feel things in a unique way.

Even if you’re having a good time, eventually you need to abandon ship and recharge your energy — at home, in your own space, doing your own thing.

I couldn’t help but overhear my coworkers talking about me. The only thing I heard was, “She’s so quiet.” That’s very true, as an introvert, I am quiet.

Even though the “introvert positive” movement is here, there are still a lot of things people don’t understand about introverts.

Many introverts naturally like to take things slower and practice a more mindful way of living.

We introverts tend to be quiet and unassuming. We’re not the loudest voice in the room, and sometimes we’d rather stand over here by ourselves.

Group projects. Too many weekend plans. Sensory overload when you forget your headphones. If you’re an introvert, you know the struggle is real.

It’s not easy being an introvert. Little things that don’t bother extroverts, like hanging out in groups, can chip away at your energy.