“Introvert Problems”: 50 Of The Funniest Jokes That Sum Up Life As An Introvert

Seriously. Some people just talk too much.

People tell me at the end of my life I will regret not having lived a fuller life. I say no, I'll be dead and won't feel anything.

Meh, it would still be uncomfortable to be in a room with people, talking or otherwise.

Literally it happens all the time.

Holy cow, my world would be happier if extroverts shut up for just a little little bit once in a while

For many being alone is not dangerous, it’s necessary. I need my alone time as much as I need food or water.

As I get older the more this hits home.

Being alone is not about where other people are. Being alone is about where you are.

This is so true! I started working from home almost 2 years ago, and we only have one car that my BF uses to get to work and drive for Uber (because we both don't get paid enough to not have side gigs)... So I don't leave the house for weeks at a time, and I'm really fine with it. I'm less tolerant of people, mostly the stupid and/or entitled but sometimes just ANYONE

Went there. A.cant avoid them all. B.some are cool. C. Have to deal with them at some point. D. Mom.

Dang extroverts aren’t bad-

Yes!! My friend Aiden is the biggest introvert you'll meet, it took him a while to open up to me but when he did, I found that we had lots in common. We liked the same types of movies (JoJo Rabbit, Day After Tomorrow, etc.) We played the same games (CoD, Apex, etc.) When you come across an introvert they usually just need friends.

Exactly ! Just the other day, I was talking with one of my coworker about books and movies related to the Spanish Civil War. As I was right in the middle of a long sentence in a low voice (because we're in a library, you know), our other coworker pops up yelling CAN YOU IMAGINE THAT I ALMOST TRAPPED MY FINGERS IN THE TOILET DOOR ???

Bored Panda, I discovered you during the pandemic and I need this community for my life. Don't you dare thinking of closing (until I die I guess). How bad my mood would be at the moment, coming here takes it all away. Bless you..

This is genuinely super rude and reinforces stereotypes. Just cause people talk a lot doesn't mean they're shallow or useless

I am the loudest introvert you will ever meet. I can stand before a crowd and make a speech without a microphone, fight for justice, protect others. However after its all been said and done I return back into my solitary world and go through anxiety, panic, fears, worry, reliving it all in emotional turmoil of imaginary things I did wrong. Which will keep me in my cave for days, weeks, months trying to save myself from myself.

Right? Imagine if people approached extroverts at a party and pointed out how much they talk? The opposite is just as rude.

I could use those tips! I hate being by myself, but I have to be, often. Where's that article when I need it??

Totally. I get tired of this idea that introverts are just scared people who wish they could be more out going. I love my extrovert friends but I do get tired of hearing things like, "come on,, it'll be fun" or "come on it'll be okay". There's nothing "wrong" with introverts. I'm perfectly happy being an introvert.

Seriously.

I am not anti-social. I am SELECTIVELY social. There's a difference.

It can also be how we communicate. I'm the sort of person who barely opens his mouth, yet I have chatted via text in online forums back and forth with the same person for hours. I find I can organise my thoughts much better when typing than when speaking

Yes! I hate this stereotype that introverts are all shy, awkward, socially inept overthinkers. I have problem communicating with people, it can be fun, but I just get tired quite fast and need rest.

If an introvert is a creative type, then they probably know a ton about a narrow range of their interests. You just need to also be interested in that subject to get them to talk.

Under the right circumstances, watching and waiting can be more intimidating than talking and engaging.

Peep my head out my front door to see if my neighbors are outside. I have closer relationships with the opossums and raccoons that visit at night.

Something unfortunate that some kids have to learn, too. Being an introverted kid in that situation, I'm an expert at antistalking.

Bullyvoiding.

I have done this.

yes just yes

We don't feel the need to blast everything we do on social media.

I'm disabled and spend most of my life in bed. My husband constantly marvels at how self-entertained I am. And it's true, I honestly don't have enough hours in the day for all the stuff I like to do. My situation would be an extrovert's nightmare.

Boredom is stagnation, never had that affliction.

Yes! This!

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