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Happy World Introvert Day. This is a day for the dreamers. The thinkers. The quiet ones. The ones sitting in the back of the room or standing at the edges. The ones who know more than they show and feel more than they let on. Today we celebrate introverts.
This is a day for the dreamers. The thinkers. The quiet ones. The ones sitting in the back of the room or standing at the edges. The ones who know more than they show and feel more than they let on. Today we celebrate introverts.
#worldintrovertday
This is a day for the dreamers. The thinkers. The quiet ones. The ones sitting in the back of the room or standing along its edges. The ones who know more than they show and feel more than they let on. Today we celebrate introverts. Happy World Introvert Day.
#worldintrovertday
Introverts get tired from socializing. Period. So even when they enjoy themselves at a gathering, they still need downtime to recharge their energy. And some interactions drain them more than others. Respect their need for solitude.
Highly sensitive people are often misunderstood as being overly emotional or fragile, but in reality, they are deeply empathetic and possess a heightened awareness of their surroundings. Don't let anyone tell you it's a weakness. It's your superpower.
Just because someone wants to spend time alone doesn’t mean they have a bad attitude. Not everyone can be with people all the time. Some of us need a little time by ourselves, in a quiet place, without anyone talking to us. This is completely OK and normal.
If you’re a highly sensitive person, downtime is essential for your wellbeing. It's not about being lazy or avoiding responsibilities, it's about giving yourself the space to recharge your energy and process your emotions and experiences.
Introverts don’t get bored easily. Though they may be quiet, their minds are rarely idle. Their inner world is active and creative as they puzzle over life’s mysteries and reflect. Just because they’re not always socializing doesn’t mean they aren’t busy or fulfilled.
This is a day for the dreamers. The thinkers. The quiet ones. The ones sitting in the back of the room or standing at the edges. The ones who know more than they show and feel more than they let on. Today we celebrate introverts.
#worldintrovertday
Sign that you may be a highly sensitive person: You feel stressed by loud noises, strong smells, or crowded spaces. Remember, sensitivity is not a weakness, it's just a different way of processing the world around you. Embrace it and take care of yourself!
When introverts are overwhelmed or stressed, they might stop talking to everyone for a while. It’s their way of dealing with stuff. They just need some alone time to think things through and feel better. So, give them a little space, and don’t take it personally.
Here’s to the introverts. To the observers, the thinkers, the dreamers. The quietly powerful ones who remind us there’s depth in silence, wisdom in pauses, and strength in introspection.
A sign that you may be a highly sensitive person: You feel overstimulated and drained after being around a lot of people, even if you love those people and had a good time. The sensitive brain processes all information deeply, especially social information.
There’s a good reason we introverts enjoy alone time. It’s not because we dislike socializing or relationships. Our need for solitude is wired into our brain.
Don’t ask introverts why they’re quiet. They find small talk uninspiring and prefer to speak only when they have something meaningful to say. They’d rather not talk just to fill the silence, and they wish everyone would do the same.
For introverts, silence isn’t empty but full of answers. Quiet moments aren’t voids to be filled, but spaces where we find comfort, clarity, and a sense of home. Embrace the quiet. It’s where we thrive.
Introverts might be quiet, but they’re always thinking. Just because they’re not always with a group of people doesn’t mean they’re bored or unhappy. They enjoy their own company and have their own way of staying busy. Understand this, and you will understand introverts.
As an
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, I’m not struggling with the solitude. I love being alone. I love having my obligations canceled. I’m struggling with a deadly disease attacking the most vulnerable among us, and the anxiety of wondering what the world will be like before it’s done.
#coronavirus
If you're a sensitive person, empathy comes naturally to you. It's not just about feeling others' emotions, it's about understanding their perspectives and experiences. It can be overwhelming at times, but it's also a beautiful and powerful trait. Empathy is what makes us human.
If you’re a sensitive person, you have a special ability: you love deeply. Sometimes this leads to pain, because not everyone can match your level of caring and intimacy. In a world that is often harsh, protect your heart and choose your inner circle wisely.
Today is a day for the dreamers. The thinkers. The quiet ones. The ones sitting in the back of the room or standing at the edges. The ones who know more than they show and feel more than they let on. Today we celebrate introverts. Happy World Introvert Day.
#worldintrovertday
For introverts, silence doesn’t mean emptiness. Instead, silence is like a special room where they can think, create, and decompress. Introverts often feel at home in quiet moments.
Me: Wow there are bad things happening in my life and around the world right now. I’m soooooo stressed.
Extrovert Friend: Do you want to talk about it on the phone?
Me:
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...Nah I’m good.
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#COVID19Pandemic
Introverts have a lot going on inside, but you won’t see all of it right away. They have untold stories, opinions, and ideas hidden away like little treasures waiting to be unearthed by the right person. With introverts, there’s often more than meets the eye.
Remember: When introverts need alone time, it’s not about you, it’s about us recharging. Our solitude doesn’t necessarily mean we’re mad or unhappy with you. In the silence, we find the energy to be the loving friend, colleague, or partner who you value.
Introverts think and feel a lot, even if you can’t see it. They don’t enjoy showing off what they have or what they’ve done. They have their own way of having fun, and their lives are far from boring. If you want to really get to know an introvert, be patient.
The holidays can be a tough time for sensitive people, with all the extra noise and stimulation + absorbed emotions and people's expectations. Take care of yourself. It's OK to say no to events and activities that drain you, even if they are a tradition in your family.
Introverts are dreamers and thinkers. Small talk wears them out. If you talk to them about big ideas or what’s really on their mind, you’ll see they’re not quiet. They just don’t want to waste energy on superficial conversations. They’d rather get to the good stuff.
Remember: When introverts need alone time, it’s not about you, it’s about us recharging our energy. Our withdrawal doesn’t necessarily mean we’re mad or unhappy. In the quiet, we find the energy to be the loving friend, partner, or parent who you value.
Highly sensitive people are often misunderstood and underestimated, but they have an amazing gift: the ability to deeply feel and empathize. Embrace your sensitivity and use it to bring love and understanding to this world. You are powerful and valuable just as you are.
Sensitive people are often seen as weak or broken, but feeling things deeply isn’t a flaw; it shows they’re really alive and caring. The problem isn’t with the empathetic person. It’s with a society that’s gotten used to stigmatizing and suppressing emotions.
Do I enjoy being stuck in the house with nowhere to go? No.
Will I start going places and being super social after quarantine is over? Also no.
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Introverts may need a moment before speaking, but this doesn’t mean they’re shy or unsure. Rather, it can be a sign of their deep thinking. They’re diving into their thoughts, reflecting, and choosing their words carefully — which is a strength.
Introverts are the quiet change-makers of the world. The ones behind the scenes, stumbling on new ideas, weaving masterpieces, and breaking fresh ground. The ones who observe, think, and then act.
If you're a sensitive person, you must be extra careful in choosing your relationships. Toxic environments and relationships will drain your energy and deeply affect your wellbeing. Set boundaries, even if that means distancing yourself from certain people.
An introvert is like a well-tended garden: calm and serene on the surface, but underneath, a vibrant ecosystem teeming with thoughts, ideas, and creativity.
Here’s the thing about introverts. They know their energy is finite so they try to spend it wisely. When an introvert chooses to expend their limited social energy on you, consider it the highest compliment. It’s their way of saying you’re a safe and comfortable space for them.
Introverts need closeness, but they also need space. To decompress. To recharge. To make sense of it all. They love deeply but drain too damn fast. So, if you have an introvert in your life, give them breathing room. They may not say it, but they will appreciate you even more.
Sensitive people often become overstimulated in crowded, loud, or chaotic environments. It's important to remember that this doesn't make you weak, it just means your brain processes stimuli differently. It's OK to take breaks and prioritize self-care to recharge.
A sensitive person might see 6 different shades of blue in a painting. A less sensitive person would only see 1. Apply that ability to the workplace, home, or classroom, and no wonder sensitive people feel more stress and fatigue — their brains take in so much info all the time!
To all the highly sensitive people who feel misunderstood: You are not alone. In a world that praises competition and empty words, your big heart is a rare and valuable gift. Embrace your sensitivity and don’t let others define your worth.
For introverts, silence doesn’t mean emptiness or loneliness. Instead, silence is like a special room where they can think, be creative, and recharge their energy. Introverts often feel at home in quiet moments.