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Category Archives: Introvert
On Being An Introvert: Fake It Till You Make It, aka, Surviving the 4th of July Party
I have finally come to a point in my life when I accept my introverted self, even celebrate it, and certainly no longer apologize for it. If I don’t want to go to a social function, I don’t. If I … Continue reading
On Being An Introvert-Acquiring the Elusive Quiet Mind
I am the victim of the times–surrounded by constant stimulation, whether it be text alerts, social media, murmuring television or radio in the background, people talking to me, at me…the absolute dreaded phone call. As someone who leans so far … Continue reading
Posted in Coping, Introvert, Introvert Problems, Introverts, Life, Mental Health, On Being an Introvert, Uncategorized
Tagged Coping, Introvert, introvert problems, Life
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On Being an Introvert and NOT Suitable for…
…human companionship… When I first thought of this title, I thought it would be: On Being an Introvert and NOT Suitable for Human Consumption. But we’re not cannibals, so I decided that wasn’t the right word and I changed it … Continue reading
On Being an Introvert and the Art of (Not) Talking…
It may seem odd, but I do not like the physical act of talking. This goes deeper than social anxiety or introverted awkwardness (of which I have plenty). It is a real, palpable fatigue inside my throat, a sort-of throbbing … Continue reading
Posted in blog, Introvert, On Being an Introvert, Silence, Talking, Tea, Throat, Throat Health
Tagged introvert problems, introverts, On Being an Introvert, Personalities, Silence, Talking, Tea, Throat Health
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On Being an Introvert…and Raising an Introverted Child
I’m not old, not young, hovering somewhere in the middle where I have earned the right to be confident and comfortable with my introverted self. Not to say that I am, but I’m gliding along the road of acceptance every … Continue reading
On Being an Introvert…and the Throat Chakra
If you read my last blog post, you learned that I was going to a writer’s retreat this past weekend and that I was a little nervous. By now you should know (if you’ve visited this blog before) that social … Continue reading
Posted in chakras, Coping, Introvert, pitching, throat chakra
Tagged being social, chakras, Coping, Introvert, introvert problems, Personalities, pitching, throat chakra
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On Being an Introvert and…Missing Out On Life?
I don’t know about you but I have often felt left out, passed over, ignored. I’m not the one who gets the big birthday party thrown in my honor, or the one who has a gaggle of friends to go … Continue reading
Posted in Extroverts, Introvert, On Being an Introvert, Personalities
Tagged Birthday parties, Celebration, Extrovert, Introvert, Life, Personalities
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On Being an Introvert and the Holiday Party
Tis the season for the holiday party. Who doesn’t look forward to an evening of getting dressed up and hitting the town? Of buffets of food and endless glasses of wine? Of catching up with old acquaintances and meeting new ones? … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Extrovert, Introvert, Life, Uncategorized
Tagged Extroverts, Holiday Parties, holidays, introverts, Personalities
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On Being an Introvert and Raising Children
This is a topic I may hit on a few different times. There is a book about parenting the introverted child, appropriately named, Quiet by Susan Cain. What I find more fascinating and in need of exploration is the quiet parent who … Continue reading