How Introverts Can Deal With Overly Chatty People
Not only do introverts have a right to speak up, but they also have the capacity to do it gracefully and confidently.
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Not only do introverts have a right to speak up, but they also have the capacity to do it gracefully and confidently.
Some teachers still see quiet introverts as “broken extroverts” who need to be fixed.
Some awkward moments in conversations are innocuous while others are cringey.
Introverts can do their work and live their life happily without constantly needing to be around other people.
Introverts need alone time to recharge, boost creativity, and feel more in touch with themselves and the world around them.
By sharing your introversion, you’ll figure out if your date is someone who will value and respect your personality — or get it wrong.
Help them understand that your need for alone time is not a rejection of them.
It’s not always possible to carve out large chunks of time for yourself, but there are often little pockets of time that you can use to recharge.
It’s not uncommon for introverts to feel nervous in social situations, but a little preparation can go a long way.
No matter how honest they are, each introverted Myers-Briggs personality type has at least one secret they’re hiding.