What is an introvert?
An introverted person is someone who tends to turn in mentally. We avoid large groups and energize ourselves by spending time alone.
1.) We are great listeners.
Often, most introverts don’t fancy talking about themselves, or talking to people more than they have to. This makes for a great listener, though! For the most part, we would much rather listen and absorb information to make careful decisions when they arise.
2.) We are self-sufficient.
Most introverts do not depend on other people for things we can care for ourselves. But don’t take this personally! We just prefer to depend on ourselves instead.
3.) Social interaction is exhausting.
Parties, large groups, school, or just going out to the store can often be very tiring. Coming in contact with so many people again and again can drain an introvert. We often cherish time alone to re-charge.
4.) We are very observant.
Many introverted people can sense changes in their everyday lives very easily. Since we listen rather than speak, we observe what happens around us, and how other people act, or change their actions.
5.) Certain environments can be overwhelming.
Too many sensory distractions can cause a lack of concentration for an introverted person. We are pleased by simply sitting at home with a good book and a quiet room. Therefore, busy environments can disturb us.
6.) We are usually quiet, until we are comfortable.
Introverted people tend to choose what they say carefully and think on things longer. We usually have a small group of friends because we choose them carefully.
7.) Introverts make great best friends.
Although we can be shy and reserved, once we open up, introverts are very trustworthy people. We understand how hard it can be to trust people, or approach them in general. We are always willing to listen and try our best to compromise.
