For the longest time I feel like we are living in an extroverted world, where the loud majority (albeit 51%) of extroverts assume that everyone is like them and that if you are not, you are weird - ie: if you prefer being alone, if you don!t mind silence while hanging out with friends, when you prefer the home office and do not want to meet face to face with your colleagues at work for coffee every day, when you are not interested in small talk, when you prefer text to calls, when you don't want to call people every day for hours... Ie, that contrary to what extroverts think, not everybody is like them, and being introverted is completely normal, even though we do not talk about it that much... At one time I thought it might be a good book =D
I'd love to read your writing on this subject! Hehe I've also had those very extroverted friends and I agree the relationship wanes over time.
For the longest time I feel like we are living in an extroverted world, where the loud majority (albeit 51%) of extroverts assume that everyone is like them and that if you are not, you are weird - ie: if you prefer being alone, if you don!t mind silence while hanging out with friends, when you prefer the home office and do not want to meet face to face with your colleagues at work for coffee every day, when you are not interested in small talk, when you prefer text to calls, when you don't want to call people every day for hours... Ie, that contrary to what extroverts think, not everybody is like them, and being introverted is completely normal, even though we do not talk about it that much... At one time I thought it might be a good book =D