INTOVERTS

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1. They often talk to themselves, having deep conversations in their heads or out loud when alone to process their thoughts.

2. Introverts tend to plan social events in advance, spending time thinking about how to prepare for gatherings, even small ones.

3. They create escape plans for parties, mentally mapping out their exit strategy in case they need to leave early.

4. They enjoy solo activities like reading, drawing, or watching movies alone rather than in a group.

5. After socializing, introverts often overanalyze conversations, replaying them in their minds to think about what they said and how it was received.

6. They use social media selectively, having accounts but posting only occasionally or preferring to lurk rather than engage frequently.

7. Introverts feel like their energy is a battery that drains during social interactions, needing time alone to recharge.

8. In conversations, they may avoid eye contact, looking away or focusing on something else to manage their social anxiety.

9. They enjoy people-watching instead of joining in, finding it fascinating to observe social dynamics unfold.

10. Introverts might collect "social points," keeping track of their interactions like a game and feeling accomplished after attending an event or talking to someone new.