> IMHO it's part of a larger system of not valuing introverts as a society. Of course, that's turnabout being fair play: society rejects introverts because int

> IMHO it's part of a larger system of not valuing introverts as a society. Of course, that's turnabout being fair play: society rejects introverts because introverts reject society (or, less absolutely, society finds less value in introverts because introverts prefer to engage less with it). Like you, I don't see any way to change it: it's like trying to get two positive charges to attract.