50 Memes To Send To Those Who Don’t Really Like Other People
Interview With AuthorSocializing is hard. Especially after a long week in the office, the last thing I want to do most Friday nights is leave my house. I am much more comfortable chilling at home, relaxing with my partner and my cat. I’m not sure if that makes me old, boring or unsociable, but I just can’t help but crave peace and quiet sometimes.
And if you too relish your solitude, you’ve come to the right place. We took a trip to the “It’s Okay To Be An Introvert” Facebook page and gathered some of their most relatable memes below. Enjoy scrolling through these pics that might make you feel seen, as someone who prefers staying in than going out on the town, and keep reading to find a conversation with the creator of It's Okay To Be An Introvert, Shireen Boone!
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I frequently dine alone, and can I put in a mention for - if you see somebody dining alone and you appreciate their confidence, could you please appreciate it quietly? I get that people are well-meaning, but nothing makes me feel more like a zoo animal than the waitress saying "oh I just love seeing women who have the confidence to go out and have a meal alone, it's so amazing you're doing something for yourself, etc etc.". This recently happened to me and... okay, thank you for the compliment, but no thank you for triggering every ounce of my social anxiety that everyone is noticing me and thinking about me being alone now
do not threaten me with a good time! (I already live alone with a bunch of cats and more books than I can comfortably fit in my home, and it's wonderful.)
Or you could spend the four hours reading BP and writing comments that you hope are witty and that people will upvote.
This is why it's best not to give reasons. "I won't be able to make it this time; have fun!" Explanations can lead to people arguing and trying to negotiate.
i volunteer to be where you put the dogs. I can help keep them calm and also be happy without other people. I could also sit on the floor and stretch out.
My wife left me for another man and took our kids via divorce lawyer. By chance I met my new partner soon after that. A few years later we decided "to hell with the world" and sold our crappy flat in England and bought an ancient garage in the middle of a forest in rural France for a tenth of the sale price. We now have our cottage in the woods, away from the world, but with fibre broadband. Anyone can have this life if they discard the unnecessary and exit the rat race.
Majority is fine but I do enjoy driving. Gas prices though... -_-"
That customer complaining about that answer is the reason I'm a dog person
All. The. Time. In fact, I just had a job interview a few days ago, that I know I whiffed. And I can't stop thinking about what I SHOULD have said...
I'm relieved I'm not the only one that feels this way! It can be isolating feeling overstimulated all the time.
Had a discussion with my SO the other day. He found it totally weird that I wouldn't be thrilled if I invited friends over and they would bring other people with them that I don't even know. And he found it even weirder that, according to my own mindset, I don't expect other people to find it great or totally normal if we would do such a thing when we're invited. Please tell me that I'm not alone with this or an absolute weirdo o.O
Bed is a magical place where I don't have to prepare food or clean anything and nobody's asking me for money.
Anyone but a boss would have figured out to feed the cat just before the zoom meeting.
Apparently "that's nice dear" is the wrong answer. Luckily my goddaughter forgave me for my faux pas
I'm sorry for being a bit of a headache and I don't know what to do
i swear, i talk more while alone than i do when people are around. i have a blast with myself
I am the designated caller in my house. We ordered subs the other night and they looked at me. I just said "you guys are gonna starve to death if I ever die". My son countered with "insert delivery service I'm not sure I'm allowed to name". \
Don't like when introvert ism is called anti-social. That is a name for a violent personality disorder. Being an introvert is very very different
Introvert is often used these days for people who lack social skills and more of a social misfit.
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Introvert is often used these days for people who lack social skills and more of a social misfit.
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