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Living Life as an Introvert
Introversion is strength
Being an introvert is like having a phone battery that needs extra charging time.đ
Most people donât get it, and thatâs all right.
I will share what itâs really like inside an introvertâs world.
I am a left-handed introvert đ
At home, I have my own little bubble of happiness. My room is my favorite place â itâs the only place where I can truly be myself. Sometimes I want friends to join me, but then I think that it would be tiring to talk them for hours. Itâs funny how I both want company and worry about it at the same time.
My best moments are often the quiet ones. Taking tea (I donât like coffee) alone at a hotel, watching my favorite cricket and football matches without anyone talking through them, or just sitting in my room with my mobile phone. These simple things make me really happy.
Whenever phone buzzes with a message, I usually check it right away. But replying? Thatâs a different story. Sometimes I stare at the message for days, wanting to answer but feeling too hesitant to start a conversation. Itâs not that I donât care â I just need time to gather my energy.
Hereâs something many people donât understand: I like people, I really do. But small talk feels like hardâŚ
