- Introverts probably aren't good for therapy since we've done all the analysis; we just need the untangling. However, we've done so much analysis and it seems to apparent to us, that we're shocked you just don't fully grasp it yet.
- Being friends with an introvert requires one-on-one time. Seek us out, we won't be seeking you out for dinner or parties, unless it's small and intimate.
- Introverts - for the uneducated blog-reader - are not shy, quiet, or anti-social. We practice under the idea, that just as you would not show your cards during a game of poker, we don't show our thoughts. Why give away what you don't deserve the right to see/know? And why would I show my cards [thoughts] until they've percolated properly?
- Being found trustworthy by an introvert is like blood-ties. Our social circle is small, but tight. Getting in is hard, getting out depends on how quick you are to disrespect our boundaries.
- We recharge out batteries (spiritually, emotionally, socially) in solitude and/or quiet. Sometimes we need time to just be completely and entirely alone. This isn't being socially withdrawn, this is natural for us.
Whoever loves becomes humble. Those who love have, so to speak, pawned a part of their narcissism. -- Sigmund Freud
Monday, February 28, 2011
Introverted Ideas
I have a few ideas.
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