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> As long as they aren't trying to impose it on the rest of us anymore, But that's what you are doing. > I would suggest that they seek help. Maybe the right
by watertom 5y ago
> As long as they aren't trying to impose it on the rest of us anymore,
But that's what you are doing.
> I would suggest that they seek help.
Maybe the right help is for the world not to be driven by the extroverted, over confident, and thoughtless.
I'm a physically imposing person, I'm tall and muscular, so I can get away with being introverted because nobody tries very hard to bully me to be extroverted, they try a little bit but back off quickly.
Most introverts aren't afforded the same luxury. Forcing introverts to adapt to an extroverted world can really mess with your head. To the extroverts of the world they don't see any issues what so ever, and all the introverts should "just get over it".
- chitowneats 5y agoCan we not agree that what this person is describing is a little more severe than introversion? I am 100% in favor of calling an extrovert/introvert truce. You let me go to the office, run my bar, see my dying mother in the nursing home, and in return you never have to come to the office or interact with the public again. Deal?
- kuratkull 5y agoI was just think of how to say what you said. He's not talking about introverts.
- kuratkull 5y agoAs an introvert I do not appreciate your incorrect characterization of introverts.