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Today, we’re going to go over the 10 Special Traits All Introverts Have.
Make sure to watch each one of them, because you will be extremely surprised!
There is a misconception that introverts are socially anxious, but that's not true.
Social stimulation can be a bigger challenge for introverts than extroverts. However,
there are many things people would never guess about introverted people.
Even an introvert may not know others do the same things until they read about them.
Here are 10 special traits of introverts that you didn’t even know about.
Number 1 - Introverts are very observant Introverts focus their energy with a keen
eye for detail. They are observant by nature. They’re usually the quiet ones who prefer to
sit at the sidelines and observe those around them. However, that does not mean that they are
judging people all the time. They do not feel the need to make a small talk with everyone,
however they are eager to talk about the topics that they are passionate or know a lot about. They
simply don’t feel the need nor have the energy to be social butterflies. Aware that words
are only half the story, they pay attention to nonverbal cues that might reveal hidden meanings.
This ability helps them avoid potential misunderstandings. Introverts also identify
changes in their environment very quickly. If you get a new haircut, they will likely
notice it first. It leads to their coworkers and friends thanking them for being so thoughtful.
Number 2 - Introverts think carefully before they speak
Because introverts typically feel less comfortable speaking than they do listening,
they choose their words wisely. They only speak when they have something to say,
so there is a higher chance that people will have an impact with their words.
It is important to mention that introverts tend to think more deeply about the topic
before expressing their opinions. People who are introverts perform better on social media
because they are less prone to react with feeling than people who are extroverts. They usually
have a strategy in posting something on social media rather than spitting out random things.
Number 3 - Introverts make quality friends Because introverts feel their energy drained
by some people around them, whereas extroverts experience an influx of energy, introverts
choose their friends very selectively. Rather than having a large number of acquaintances,
they prefer to have a few close, trusted relationships to invest their time and energy in.
Getting into the introverts’ inner circle requires some effort, and if you manage to do so you
succeed. Because of this quality, introverts are loyal, attentive, and committed to their friends.
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Number 4 - Introverts are good listeners
Listening is a natural ability for introverts. Without making it about them, they will be
able to listen and be with you as you do that. Different from those who are more extroverted,
and are more inclined to jump into a conversation before listening fully to the other person's
words. The introvert on the other hand processes information internally. That skill allows them to
listen objectively and thoughtfully, to understand their response and to provide thoughtful insight.
Number 5 - Introverts have creative, original minds
It is believed that extroverts might adopt the values of the group and those that are
widely popular, and as a contrary — introverts have a tendency to have their own preferences,
particularly ones that are uninfluenced by what’s trending online. Usually they focus
on things that seem not very popular, unusual, or even a little weird, such as niche topics.
As introverts are more likely to spend more time on their own,
away from the large social settings extroverts occupy most often,
they may develop perspectives, ideas, and insights that are unique and novel.
Number 6 - Introverts are comfortable being alone Introverts prefer being by themselves and are
comfortable with their own company. They prefer peace and quiet and are comfortable with being
alone. Introverts know how to entertain themselves and what to do in their free time. Because they
enjoy being on their own, introverts are pretty independent people who are good at planning.
They like to come up with new ideas, make some new things,
daydream, watch movies, relax, and have sometimes the uncanny ability to make themselves laugh.
Introverts like to live on their own terms,
but they definitely like spending time with people they can trust and rely on.
Number 7 - Introverts usually do not judge you immediately
Generally speaking, an introvert is quiet, attentive, and deeply thoughtful.
Whenever they're out in public, they usually glance around at everyone. They may watch people
to see what’s happening. They sometimes find it humorous. Other times, they are just getting a
feel for what’s going on. Often, introverts suspect they are being secretly judged by
extroverts when this actually occurs. That's not always the case. In rare cases, introverts might
be annoyed by behavior, so it is possible that they are judging someone. It’s not worth the
energy to waste a lot of energy on matters like this, and the annoying behavior is soon forgotten.
Number 8 - Intorverts cultivate good relationships
Since an introvert thinks deeply, he cares about genuine relationships. Most often,
an introvert loves their partner more than their partner loves them. It is said that an introvert
is usually paired with an extrovert, which explains why an introvert would love their partner
more. They think about their partner many times throughout the day, they want to know them better
and understand why they are the way they are and think of ways to do little things for them.
Number 9 - Introverts are decision-makers and problem-solvers
Since introverts have a way of thinking, they are likely to exercise caution and think things
thoroughly before making a decision — often all by themselves. These deliberative tendencies give
them a real advantage when it comes to logical reasoning and problem solving. This often helps
them work through problems more effectively. Being able to reflect and observe for a longer period,
introverts are also likely to become more aware of various aspects of life,
including human behavior and others aspects of life. This can be a major benefit to
entrepreneurs, managers and psychologists as it generally leads to good character judgement.
People who prefer introversion take their time to reflect and
process their decisions properly so they can make decisions they won't come to regret in the future.
Number 10 - Introverts are great romantic partners An introvert needs personal space to reflect and
refuel, and at the same time, they can sense when their partner needs space too. They will
not be overly possessive in a relationship. A true introvert is someone who listens for their
partner without having to speak for herself. An introvert can appear more attractive in the early
stages of a relationship by not sharing intimate details with a prospective partner before getting
to know each other better. Also, introverts often adopt a more thoughtful, introspective
approach to courtship, and tend to take romantic relationships seriously, often from the outset.
They look for reliability from relationships in general, and romantic partnership in particular.
These traits are making them great romantic partners especially for a long-term relationships.
Now, we have a question for you.
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