Things I'm no longer interested in: 1. Driving at night 2. Leaving my house at night 3. Driving in the Winter 4. Leaving the house in Winter 5. Driving 6. Leaving the house

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My hobbies include: - Switching between the same three apps for hours - Not speaking to anyone for days at a time - Listening to the same songs I've been listening to for 15 years - Imagining myself in situations that will literally never exist

I don’t miss calls, I stare at them until they go away

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I probably shouldn’t enjoy solitude as much as I do, but honestly, the world just feels too much at times

When an introvert goes cold, it usually means it is over. They are warm, patient people who forgive easily, but they still have limits. When they reach them, they do not argue or create drama. They pull away with no goodbye or explanation. Their distance shows they have given enough chances

I'm thankful for: - headphones - self-checkout - friends (all three of them) - netflix - the “leave at the door” delivery option - people who text instead of call - haircuts where the barber doesn't talk

New video on the All About Introverts YouTube channel! Why INFJs Have No Friends 👇

I love vibing at home, in my own space, doing my own thing. No drama, no noise, just me, my peace, my snacks, and zero obligations. I enjoy my own company way too much to be out chasing chaos

I don’t like agreeing to plans too far ahead because I can’t predict how I’ll feel on that day. At the same time, I don’t like last-minute plans either, as it’s too short notice. Anyone relate?

Why do people act like fun only counts if it’s parties, trips, or busy plans? I can stay in bed with snacks, binge random shows, scroll through playlists, stare at the ceiling for hours, and still feel like I’m living my best life

I hate when people ask me, “Why are you so quiet?” I’m quiet because that’s how I function. I don’t ask others, “Why do you talk so much?” That would be rude.

Introverts: do you ever just agree with someone to end the conversation and keep your peace because arguing feels pointless and you already know the truth, and you just want the talking to stop?

For an introvert, the real gift is finding someone whose presence feels calming instead of draining. Some people make you feel light and safe, while others drain your energy within minutes. Time with the right person feels effortless, with the wrong person it feels like a marathon

I like being alone because it’s calm. No one interrupts my thoughts or shifts my mood. I make my own choices, move at my own pace, and think clearly. It’s a kind of peace that’s hard to find when others are around

5 situations that are absolute nightmares for introverts! 😱👇

Do you stay up late or wake up early just to finally get some alone time?

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I had a great weekend of not talking to anyone… and now I have to go back to work tomorrow and pretend to be a people person again

7 problems only introverts can relate to! 😫 Subscribe to the channel for more videos 👇

Introverts are unique creatures. We want to talk, just not with everyone. We like going out, just not with everyone. We’re fun, but not with everyone. We don’t mind being the center of attention, just not from everyone

Introverts be like “I know a spot” and then go home

“So, do you have any plans this weekend?” I'm just going to hang out at home. “Ah, so no plans yet.” What? I just told you my plans.

New Substack post! 10 benefits of being an introvert ⬇️

There should be a weather app for introverts, like: “Today, Trader Joe‘s will be partly crowdy with a 70% chance of bumping into people you know.”

What’s your go to excuse once your social battery runs out?

Does anyone else feel like they can go weeks without talking to anyone and be completely fine?

Introverts be like: “please invite me so I can say no and feel included.”

The older I get, the more I understand why some people choose to disappear and live a quiet, private life.

Sometimes introverts need to recharge their social batteries for an entire weekend. If you can't find us, don't worry. We are fine.

I need to take the trash out but my neighbor is outside. - an introvert’s dilemma

The problem with being introverted is that there is no polite way of saying "I love you but I'm tired of being with you right now."

Every true crime story just proves that my introvert lifestyle is keeping me alive