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A great little summation of the introvert facts of life. One thing worth adding: introverts are not broken, and thus are not in need of fixing. So many extroverts assume that introversion is either an insecurity or a flaw that can be “overcome” with enough coaxing. The message sent to introverts is so often “There’s something wrong with you — let me help you change.” The truth is. social styles are just opposite sides of a coin. Extroverts need “people time” to recover from being alone, and introverts need alone time to recover from being with people. Both are just recharging, and will get back to equilibrium without heroic intervention. 😉
Excellent points, my friend!