That introverts desire a private place

How like a prison is my cubicle.

Yet I feel safe enclosed in this space.

‘Tis often claimed to be indubitable

That introverts desire a private place.

 

We suffer when with crowds and noise we mix.

We suffer from wild talking and blind eyes.

We suffer from the exrtroverts cruel tricks.

And ponder long on wherefores and on  why’s,

 

Life can be so painful we retreat

We jail ourselves to gain some mental peace

Yet all the world’s  our pleasure  and it’s sweet.

So can a  prisoner gain  their own release?

 

An introvert  is like a wild,trapped cat,

Which blindly scratches those on whom it’s spat.

 

Lonely even with people in one’s life?

“Lonely people can have others in their life in some fashion, including many acquaintances. What they lack is a true connection with someone. For whatever reason, they haven’t been able to forge a bond with someone who will be there for them for the long-term. The inability to share their greatest joys and fears with someone who cares about them is what makes people feel lonely.”

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Into summer
Into summer

For the shy or for introverts

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Kittens are not shy as long as Mummy is near by

I think the best way to cope with social situations is to realise other people are so caught up in their own world that they hardly notice you or your clothes.And people are  not as critical as we may fear.And that listening is a good technique.. let them talk.They will love.And try to be  proactive… well,we can try…it may take time

And from my  lamentable own failures,don’t tell jokes if you are not very good at it.Just laugh at others’ jokes and they will be happy.

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This joke has a wider application than the dinner party

This is from the website Introvert jokes.I love it

W Somerset Maugham quotes

At a dinner party one should eat wisely but not too well, and talk well but not too wisely.

 W Somerset Maugham quotes