A NOTE ON INTROVERTS
Zaheer Arif
Content Writer Technical Writer and Translator of Kannada, Hindi, Urdu and English.
A NOTE ON INTROVERTS
Introverts show a preference for inward-directed energy and processing information before speaking or acting and are often misunderstood. They long for a need for quiet time and gain energy from spending time alone. This is an effort to recharge and reflect. Social interaction drains them.
By nature, they are reflective and thoughtful, think before they speak, and process information internally before contributing to conversations. This brings well-considered and insightful contributions. They believe in establishing deep and meaningful connections and value quality over quantity when it comes to relationships. They believe in having a small circle of close friends.
They are also good observers and listeners and are attuned to their surroundings and the nuances of others' emotions. They listen attentively and absorb information before responding. They are independent, creative imaginative, resourceful, and self-sufficient, with a quiet demeanor and always comfortable being alone, enjoying their own company. They are capable of handling things on their own. They have a rich inner world full of creativity and imagination. They are efficient in writing, art, and music.
They are guided by strong internal values and convictions and think critically forming their own opinions and beliefs. They have a calming and stabilizing presence and adopt a? thoughtful approach.
Every Introvert pairs with an extrovert. I feel, introverts are great listeners and should make friends with only other introverts. The silence between them would be very comforting and when they want to speak, there would be ears to listen, connecting to hearts.
Also, there must be a secret club for introverts.