I’m a classic example of an introvert “adopted” by my very extroverted friend. I just want to say that I’m very thankful for them dragging me out of my comfort zone once in a while. I would’ve missed out on a lot of great experiences without them.
I often think how awesome it is that people are so different and how we can help each other by sharing our strengths.
I married an extrovert as an introvert. it took us a few years before we got married to really understand each other on that. But in the end I appreciate having a partner that encourages me to do fun stuff with others and supports me when I’m not into it.
I’ve also grown as an introvert. I keep taking extroverted jobs purposefully. My first big boy job was working on a corporate IT helpdesk taking support calls all day. So that’s how I got over my fear of phonecalls.
Now I’m a leader with a team. People are surprised to find I’m an introvert and can’t imagine the quiet person that I was just a decade ago.
Why is there an antenna sticking out of that deer’s ass?
Wi-Fi doesn’t travel well through flesh. Same reason cam girls have antenna.
Deer aren’t real.
Shhhhhhh! … some conservative American politician might hear you!!!
It looks like it’s actually connected to the abdomen like an umbilical cord so perhaps this is a drawing of a newborn deer
I’m pretty squarely an introvert, but it feels like nowadays I have to do all the dragging. It’s so hard to find other people who are willing to do the inviting.
It’s funny, because not only while being dragged there, do I feel like dead weight.
We appreciate this…
I’m kinda extrovert - so they tell me - but I’m not THAT amount of extrovert. I find friends everywhere. When I want & have a good day
