Do you consider yourself an introvert? Well, you're not alone, as much as you'd like to be. Millions of people around the world feel exactly the way you do, and, somewhat ironically, they're using social media to highlight just how much they prefer their own company.
Take a look at this collection of funny introvert problems to see what we mean. Compiled by Bored Panda, the list below is sure to resonate with introverts everywhere. Don't forget to vote for the funniest!
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"When people think you are dying, they really really listen ... instead of just waiting for their turn to speak" - Fight Club
I work at customer service (retail)n on the weekends, this is how i feel on monday, just in time to start my full-time job. viscous cycle!
They disappeared or, worse, you forgot to check your mobile phone and find out you didn't read the message they sent you to let you know they weren't going :-P
Well... "I'm in a bad mood because I'm exhausted from socializing because I'm introvert and that's how it works" is polite.
This is probably the biggest one for me. I hate making phone calls specifically if its to people I don't know, or don't have a close relationship with, and even then its not always easy.
For me it's the opposite. It's easier with strangers as I don't really care what they think if they don't get a good impression (within reason). Now, if I do care what they think (a bosss, a client, etc.) then it's a nightmare.
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I don't get many calls, but my grandma used to call me sometimes, and she always said something like "So, what are you doing right now?", and I never knew what to respond, since the answer was obviously "Speaking with you, duh"
That's what so great about caller I.D. don't have to answer and then you have time to formulate your answer while listening to the voice mail lol
That is true, but in my case, so few people ever call me, that's not an issue. Having to call someone else, that's something else entirely. I hate it with a passion, and if I roll to voicemail, it's worse - I don't have time to prepare a concise message and babble and feel terrible after hanging up -__-
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You'll be amazing math partners. Keep him close but not that much. On the chair right next to you is close enough. Just make him occupy the space so nobody else, like an extrovert, can sit there.
I have this ability to hold a conversation without having any idea what it is about. I converse while daydreaming. It's nice at parties because it makes everybody happy (I'm in my private bubble and people think I'm happy with them) but it's a problem at work as I never know what my colleagues asked me to do even though I agreed to do it.
So very real, takes me hours of pacing back and forth first or a glass of wine.
lol or worse.... they show up at your house (uninvited) and you have to ninja crawl your way (underneath the windows to hide), before being spotted.
When I was a kid, I act like this. I don't want strangers in my house. Lol now i know why.
Use the internet, you can talk about things you like with other people who like them and it is relatively anonymous- e.g. you only know my name~
I apologize for everything, to the point it actually annoys people, which I apologize for...
So glad I am not the only one who feels this way.. but soo true
#the me does all the work in the end because nobody cares nor fucking listens to people who actually have a plan
also we say that our parents didn't allow us to come but we never asked
Lmao very real and true but then feel bad cuz wish I just got it over with
I don't think that introverts necessarily hate people at all. I love people - they just drain my energy, but that's nothing personal, it"s just the way I'm made.
Hate that for I will have so much to say but get scared and m brain freezes or topic changes
I was just in tears laughing.. because this has been said to me so many times. And that is my reaction in my head.. I would be rich if I had a dollar every time I heard this. Or " do you ever talk".. lol
