An introvert has a harder time putting themselves “out there’ and often feels like an “outsider” in social situations
“Ayelet, are you in there?” Her mother knocks and peeks in. “Is something wrong?” “No, I’m fine.” I just need to be alone right now. Why do people always think there’s something wrong with me? Is there?
Does the above scenario feel familiar? Do you need a lot of time to yourself after a long week of school? Do you wish you didn’t have to show up to every school social event? Do you love your friends, but need your space? Secretly enjoyed being in quarantine last year and doing school by Zoom?
Do you sometimes wonder if maybe there is something wrong with you?
If this all sounds familiar, chances are, you are introvert. And no — there’s nothing wrong with you! (If you aren’t an introvert, keep reading anyway. Your best friend might be, and she needs you to understand her.)
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