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🤫📚 Introvert Haven: Embrace Your Quiet Power, Connect with Like-minded Souls! 🌟✨

Welcome to Introvert Haven on Lemmy! This cozy corner of the internet is a safe haven for introverts, where you can embrace your quiet power, share your experiences, and connect with like-minded souls. Whether you recharge through solitude, prefer deep conversations, or simply enjoy the tranquility of introspection, this is the place for you.

✨🤝 Engage in conversations that celebrate the unique strengths of introversion, discuss self-care practices, and exchange tips on navigating social situations. Share your favorite books, movies, and hobbies that bring you joy and inspire your inner world.

This community values empathy, understanding, and the beauty of thoughtful interactions. Let's create a nurturing space where introverts can feel comfortable expressing themselves and seeking support from others who understand the intricacies of introversion.

Remember, being an introvert is a superpower, and our quiet voices can create a ripple of positive change in the world. Let's embrace our individuality, celebrate the beauty of introversion, and empower each other to shine in our own unique ways.

So, come join the Introvert Haven on Lemmy, find solace in the company of fellow introverts, and let's embark on a journey of self-discovery, growth, and meaningful connections! 🤫🌟✨

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How to win an introvert's heart (i.postimg.cc)

submitted 1 year ago by ickplant@lemmy.world to c/introvert@lemmy.world

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Any other introverts ever drove for Uber/Lyft? (lemm.ee)

submitted 1 year ago by Okalaydokalay@lemm.ee to c/introvert@lemmy.world

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I did for a short time a few years ago. Driving has never been a problem for me. I drove my brother and myself to school a few counties away from home when we were in high school and I drove about 100 miles each day as part of one of my jobs, so I’ve been used to driving.

But what highlighted my introverted nature was the fact that I would be absolutely exhausted from picking up people because of the socialization. I think the monotony of the conversations made it most exhausting, always with the same questions: “how did you start doing this?”, “how long have you been doing this?”, “how’s your day been going?”, etc.

Not at all a dig to any passengers who ask these questions. Don’t feel you need to change because of my experience. I’m sure there are drivers out there who not only don’t mind but love these questions and the opportunity to talk with you. Being a passenger, myself, I met a lot of seemingly extroverted drivers who loved to converse.

But me, personally, I was exhausted after doing about 4-5 trips back to back and needed a break. It’s partly why I stopped doing it after only about 6 months.

Anyone else have a similar experience?

What's your favorite recharging activity after being with people? (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by ickplant@lemmy.world to c/introvert@lemmy.world

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For me, it's watching horror movies while scrolling lemmy.