4 Things I Wish Extroverts Understood About Introverts
As an introvert, I still feel like the odd one out in a world designed for extroverts. Here are four things I wish they understood about me.
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Introverts aren’t always loners. In fact, for many introverts, our friends are one of the most important parts of our lives. But that doesn’t always mean it comes easy. Browse all of our friendship articles below, or check out some of our favorite pieces about the rules for being friends with an introvert, why introverts want friends too, and why introverts need to be especially careful about toxic people.
As an introvert, I still feel like the odd one out in a world designed for extroverts. Here are four things I wish they understood about me.
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