BY Joyce Ann Isidro
You enjoy your own company more than anyone else’s, because spending time by yourself makes you so much happier than spending time with other people.
You like to do these things on your own because you get to decide what you want to do, as opposed to when you’re with other people.
You think small talk is draining because there’s an arbitrary set of rules that you need to follow to do it, and you don’t really know how to be good at it.
Like small talk, you find phone calls to be exhausting, and even more so than talking face-to-face, because you’re not afforded with other social cues like body language.
You don’t like to share personal things with strangers or people you just met, unless on the off chance that you’ve instantly connected with them.
You only really seek validation from people you look up to, and I bet there’s not many of them because you have high standards.
You can’t stand the way some people treat others nicely but talk about them badly behind their backs.
As an introvert, contrary to popular belief, you actually do socialize, just not that often. This is because socializing drains your social batteries.
While you appreciate the invitation, most of the time, you’d rather reject it if it means you’d have to spend time with people you barely know.
While you appreciate the invitation, most of the time, you’d rather reject it if it means you’d have to spend time with people you barely know.