100 Introverts Shared Their Biggest Turn Ons, And The Result Will Turn You On

this is really the perfect situation for me...staying home...

I get sad when someone else cancels the plan I am planning to cancel!!

oh my god yes

Relief? I think you mean Joy.

yes! happen to me recently!

I love this propaganda.

I love how the text just gets smaller

ha ha

My friend belongs to a support group that communicates only by post cards.

No touch unification.

I consider myself introverted but phone calls have never bothered me (it's the face to face that wears me down). I never understood this until one day, my father, who is even more introverted than I am, asked how I was able to talk to strangers on the phone so easily. I realized that for him, even a phone call to a stranger was stressful and taxing. It had never occurred to me.

this is the BEST

I actually prefer dealing with the "press 1 for..." than talking to a person.

OH BABY YEAH

preach it

I always tell people that I must have missed the call because my 'phone was on mute, even if it wasn't. Sometimes I even feel guilty for doing so.

Phone calls can actually put me in a perpetual state of melancholy for the rest of the day.

Hate hate hate talking on the phone unless it's my husband or parents. I feel awkward even talking with the rest of my family. They'll ask how things are going and it's just the same old lines over and over. I've gotten to be fine with ordering carry-out and such though.

OH YEAH

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Often a good indicator of true friendship.

This is also an “ambivert“ turn on (I can identify with introverts extroverts on almost equal parts). I love people I can equally talk and enjoy silence with.

I assume it goes with out saying. That you can sit alone with this person in silence and without a phone and not feel awkward. Seems like today groups of people sitting in silence is pretty common because they are all looking at their phones.

I know two guys, friends of mine, like this. I hang with them for hours doing our ow things and no one says a word aside from "Hey", "See you" and "There's too much blood in my head, I'm getting down now". Such fun. Don't know any girls like this though. They're all doing the same thing as us so we never meet.

Absolutely

The other way around is a godsend as well...Becoming an introvert when another extrovert is around!

I become extroverted with anyone or manyones for a couple of hours a week. Then it's Stay Away!

A thousand times, F**k YES!

Darn it! Hate it when it happens.

Me with any other Steven Universe fan

Guests?! What is this thing, "guests?"

The feeling you can finally be yourself again.

I'm an introvert who wants to have people over but, yes, after a while the effort taken to be social wears me out.

Don't go away mad, just go away!

Yes. followed by a clean sink, and the settling down to delve deep into the abyssal end of YouTube, where videos of wax jobs mean violent pulling of ones own hair and not about perfecting the art of car detailing.

This is my life and I love it so much.

Even in large cities... People do remember your face in the neighborhood. And engage in small talk. And ask personal things sometimes. But that's good. Better ask personal things than make comments based on wrong assumptions built upon misconceptions and stereotypes. (Happens a lot to those of us living abroad)

My cat runs when she hears my voice.

I will regularly drive 10 miles or so out of my way to avoid my hometown stores where I know people!

This is every teacher’s dream for the weekend!

YES! If someone sits next to me, and I can see that other seats are available I'm like: What, you HAD to sit next to me!? You f*cking piece of sh*t. (I never say this out loud of course, but I's be thinkin' it)