Why Animals Love Introverts (and the Feeling Is Mutual)
Unlike people, most animals accept me just as I am and are delighted to spend time with me — even if I don’t say a word.
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Unlike people, most animals accept me just as I am and are delighted to spend time with me — even if I don’t say a word.
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One thing I consider is what the rest of the week will demand of me, energy-wise.