How to Navigate College as an Introvert
There is no “right” or “wrong” way to do college as an introvert — just make it as introvert-friendly as possible.
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There is no “right” or “wrong” way to do college as an introvert — just make it as introvert-friendly as possible.
Hobbies are the perfect way for introverts to re-energize and soothe their overthinking minds.
In a small town, people recognize you everywhere, and this can be challenging for introverts who value privacy.
If you have thoughts like, “What will they think of me?” or “How many times did I say something awkward?” you might have social anxiety.
The Dutch love creating a sense of “togetherness” so much that there’s a special word for it: gezellig.
“Things will fall apart no matter what I do.” “I’m sure they all hate me.” If you say things like this to yourself, mindfulness can help.
In a state of mindfulness, you make space to step back, reflect, and thoughtfully respond — rather than spontaneously react.
In a world filled with noise, playing an instrument is the perfect way for introverts to feel heard and seen.
All that noise? All those people? Gyms can be an introvert’s hell on earth.
For introverts, loneliness is not a need for people — it is a need for connection.