7 Signs Your Introverted Friend Is Feeling Stressed Out
If you notice that your introverted friend becomes quiet or leaves a group conversation, it may be a sign they’re stressed out.
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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.
If you notice that your introverted friend becomes quiet or leaves a group conversation, it may be a sign they’re stressed out.
In a lot of cases, it backfires to use participation grades to force introverted students to speak in class.
I realized that being an introvert is a gift, not a curse. My imagination and my creative talents are all a part of my introversion.
“You can’t stay in! It’s Friday night.” Can you imagine if introverts said something similar to extroverts, like, “You can’t go out! It’s Friday night.”
Introverts are like detectives — they process information well, and view your issues and concerns as a puzzle for them to figure out.
It took me a long time to realize that people who don’t have social anxiety don’t do these strange things.
Although not all introverts have social anxiety, I am one who does — and it’s an invisible battle that I face almost every day.
For one, we introverts tend to be very focused when we put our minds to something because deep thinking is what we do best.
For introverts, ringing in the new year does not have to mean attending some huge party — and that’s okay.
As an introvert, it’s OK to feel however you want to feel about the holidays and go to whatever party you want (or don’t want) to go to.