It’s no easy task to be a quiet person in the hectic and noisy world we all live in. Our society favors loud personalities who know how to teamwork, lead others, and be assertive. These qualities are not among introverts’ assets, and their quiet powers often stay unnoticed in the workplace and social circles.

But the truth is that introverts simply have a different idea of what happiness and success are. While most people are busy chasing material goals and impressing others, introverts find meaning in solitary activities and simple life pleasures.



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This personality type often gets misunderstood and mistaken for being antisocial. Some of the introverts’ behaviors may seem weird and even rude to other people. But in reality, they don’t stem from hatred or a lack of empathy.

We just value our peace more than anything and prefer to form meaningful relationships with others. So we don’t find superficial communication rewarding and tend to avoid it at any cost.

You will most likely see an introvert avoiding any contact with a nosy neighbor or a chatty coworker.

But at the same time, our close friends and family mean the world to us. It’s the only people who make the introvert feel utterly comfortable to show their real personality.

They will be witty, charming, and even talkative! Yes, that quiet guy who barely says anything at work can turn into the soul of the party in the company of his best friends!

Some things introverts do seem weird to other people, and vice versa. Behaviors and activities that seem normal to most people don’t make any sense to us. Yes, an introvert may make a confusing impression at first, but as soon as you get to know them better, you will realize that he or she is one of the most sincere, funny, and loyal people you will ever meet.

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