Why Socializing in Crowded Places Like the University Canteen Can Feel Exhausting The other day, I had one of those classic socializing in crowded university experiences hanging out with friends at the canteen. We hadn’t caught up in a while, so it felt great to sit together and chat. At first, I was engaged, listening … Read more
Why Does Socializing Feel Like a Workout session? Understanding Social Exhaustion and How to Cope When I find myself in challenging social situations, I remind myself that I have to face them no matter what it takes. Sometimes, I have to fake confidence, but I know that each experience trains me to handle things better … Read more
Socializing as an Introvert at University: Strategies for Building Connections and Success Iam not expert or anything Iam sharing for those who struggle with this kind of situation, this strategy help me a lot, you can try these. Starting university is a milestone, filled with excitement and opportunities but also the challenge of adjusting to … Read more
Are You Insecure or an Introvert? Understanding the Difference It’s easy to confuse insecurity with introversion, especially when both can lead to avoiding social interactions. But they come from two very different places. I’ve seen many people, including myself, struggle with the question: Am I just introverted, or is my fear of interacting with people … Read more
How I Recharge as an Introvert: A Personal Narrative Feeling drained after social interactions? As an introvert, you and I face unique challenges in navigating daily life. Social interactions can be overwhelming, even with people we enjoy being around. Over the years, I’ve learned how crucial it is to recharge, reflect, and find moments of … Read more
In a world that seems to glorify extroversion—loud voices, big personalities, and social butterflies—many introverts are left wondering: Do I need to be an extrovert to succeed in life? The answer may surprise you. This article explores the pressure society places on introverts to fit into extroverted molds and why introverts have unique strengths that … Read more
As someone who has always been more inclined toward listening than speaking, I’ve often found myself pondering the value of silence. Growing up as an introvert, I felt out of place in a world that seemed to reward those who spoke loudly and often. I watched my peers engage in endless conversations, while I found … Read more
In a fast-paced world that often values social interaction and external success, introverts may feel like they don’t quite fit in. While extroverts are energized by social engagements, group activities, and fast-moving environments, introverts tend to prefer quieter, more reflective spaces. These quieter moments often lead introverts to turn inward, creating entire worlds within their … Read more
Am I feeling guilty after sharing my feelings? Yes, I think it depends on the situation. It’s not just about sharing with friends or strangers; no matter who I open up to, I often feel anxious afterward, especially at night. I keep asking myself, “Why did I share that? I shouldn’t have said anything.” The … Read more
I had a really good friend, and I decided to introduce another friend to them. At first, everything seemed fine, and we all got along well. But after a few months, I noticed that my two friends started hanging out without me. It felt strange, and I couldn’t help but wonder why they were excluding … Read more
