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I'm an introvert...and that's OK!
"For a long time, I thought introversion was a flaw. That I had to talk more, go out more, love crowds... But over time, I've come to understand that my energy is recharged in quiet, that my strength lies in listening and reflecting." A thought heard in therapy and shared by many so-called introverts."
In a society that values social ease, extroversion and spontaneity, being an introvert can sometimes seem like an obstacle. Perhaps you've already felt this pressure to be "more sociable", to talk more, to go out more often... as if your calm and reserve were a hindrance.
But introversion is neither a weakness nor a flaw. It's a way of being, a natural way of functioning that has many strengths.
Understanding introversion
Being introverted doesn't mean being shy or antisocial. Introversion is simply a different way of recharging your energy. Where an extrovert finds balance in being surrounded by others, you may need moments of solitude to recharge your batteries.
Some common traits of introverts :
- You appreciate deep, authentic exchanges rather than superficial conversations.
- You need time alone to refocus after intense social interaction.
- You listen carefully and observe before speaking.
- Your silence is not a void, but a space for reflection and feeling.
Accepting your introversion: a path to self-fulfilment
Instead of fighting against your nature, why not learn to accept it and turn it into a strength?
What if you turned your introversion into an asset?
Being an introvert also means having a rich inner life, a special sensitivity and an ability to connect deeply with oneself and with others.
So rather than trying to change who you are, why not celebrate what makes you unique?

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