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The author is propagating the stereotype that introverts are anti-social. This is not the case. We simply require more time to ourselves for mental wellness.
by srdev 14y ago
The author is propagating the stereotype that introverts are anti-social. This is not the case. We simply require more time to ourselves for mental wellness. This does not preclude socializing or going to larger events.
The author could politely decline these invitations, citing personal reasons, while asserting that he appreciates being invited, but rather seems to take a confrontational approach. Lack of social grace, rather than introversion, seems to be his problem.
- majorlazer 14y agoThe author is propagating the stereotype that introverts are anti-social. This is not the case. We simply require more time to ourselves for mental wellness. This does not preclude socializing or going to larger events. Exactly what I was about to post. The author sounds like he has a serious social phobia. I can definitely relate to what he says, but those are not qualities specific to an introvert.
- calinet6 14y agoMy sociopath meter is off the charts. Worked with one for 5 years and he shared almost this exact same worldview, including the stereotypes and phobias. In any case, this generalized propaganda BS is to be disregarded in full.