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I know what you mean but sometimes silence is the best answer to that particular person who didn't understand what's your POV because I do that if I need to.
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Yeah, but at times I later feel guilty for not speaking up.
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Yeah same here but I need to do that sometimes just to let them realize
Yeah, whenever I felt guilty like that I keep telling my self that either in there or not it doesn't count.
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I know that's what I feel too if I'm in the mood or I mean my original mood.Yeah, whenever I felt guilty like that I keep telling my self that either in there or not it doesn't count.
And whenever I'm like that my first excuse is mood swings
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Same hereAnd whenever I'm like that my first excuse is mood swings
Sometimes I feel mix emotions and sometimes I will vent it out or I almost hurt the emotion of Nick good thing he is still understand me and he will distract me to other things that I like to talk about.
I feel guilty for him sometimes though.
My favorite hubby is reading some books since it gives me a lot of information and knowledge that are very useful for my daily living.
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That's nice. Yeah I totally agree to that.
I am such an introvert too. Seems there are a lot of introverts here. Mine even boils down to not having a lot of friends.That's kinda nice. I wish I have a bike because I like to travel alone since I'm very introvert person.
Except to the one I truly trust like my cousins, some of my trustee friends a handful one and my boyfriend.
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Yes I've noticed some of the people are introverts too. It just more peaceful being introvert because that's my goal to live a simple and peaceful life.
Honestly it is. Being an introvert protects you from al the heartaches and headaches that are always looming around
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Yup very much true. I honestly listen to the person who listen to me without judging me. That's the time I can be talkative a little bit since I'm very silent person.
Well, it takes more for me to open up. Someone can bebopen and jolly but I won't be reciprocating the energy right away, so some people tend to shy away thinking I don't like them which would be the case at all.
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Same here. I have to observe first in a silent way if I can trust that person or not.
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Its normal to lash out at times after all introverts are also humans,have feeling even though they ensure its well bottled. My family understands me better especially my mumSame here
Sometimes I feel mix emotions and sometimes I will vent it out or I almost hurt the emotion of Nick good thing he is still understand me and he will distract me to other things that I like to talk about.
I feel guilty for him sometimes though.
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Very true. I'm trying to stay calm always though.
Its normal to lash out at times after all introverts are also humans,have feeling even though they ensure its well bottled. My family understands me better especially my mum
Its a trait all introverts have the can remain calm in crazy situations.
