Steve Pluck

Introverts greatest pain is unexpressed potential. They know things. More than you can imagine. They're thinkers. They observe. They study. They reflect. Deep & wide. But they keep it all inside. Locked up. Hidden. Waiting for someone to discover who they are. Patiently. Alone.

Learn to trust your intuition. It knows things. Things that are good for you and things that are bad for you. People who nourish you and people who drain you. What gives you peace and what gives you anxiety. What heals you and what destroys you. Pay attention.

Introverts shut down when they're going through shit. They want no sympathy. No advice. No trying to "fix" them. All they want is silence and solitude. They know how to pull themselves out. Just leave them alone for a while. Kindly.

Sometimes all an introvert wants is to just stare at something. A wall, out the window, a tree, the ceiling, phone wallpaper. No thinking, no doing, just plain old staring. You may find it weird or even abnormal. But believe me, that's what keeps them sane. But you won't get it.

Things introverts hate: - phone calls - meaningless conversations - talking in the morning - unplanned visits - nosy neighbours - crowded places - guests who stay after 8.34 pm - drama - last minute change of plans - lack of common sense

Introverts rock the solo life. Eating, sleeping, chilling, and vibing alone. They're all about that silent and chill vibe. No small talk. No crowds. No fluff. Only deep meaningful connections. Mind, body, and soul. But you won't get it.