• Mandy@sh.itjust.works
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    21 days ago

    Having seen how so called extroverts where seemingly going insane 4 years ago, I at this point assume they don’t like their own home for some reason

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      21 days ago

      Even my introverted friends were getting stir crazy in 2020. By the end of that year I was the only one I knew who was still perfectly content to be snuggled under a blanket putzing around online all day… I mean working from home.

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      21 days ago

      It was really weird to me too. Like, if you don’t like your home and being by yourself, maybe you’re not a good influence on others.

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      20 days ago

      I was one of those extroverted people going absolutely nuts, and I never stopped working. However, my leadership had split us into 2 separate shifts, and so I was seeing the same 5 people every day versus a normally bustling workcenter. I joked to one of my Airmen that I wasnt sure if she was real or a figment of my imagination to keep me company.

      I was literally constantly exhausted even though I wasnt allowed to do anything aside from work/home.

      It did give me new insight to one of my best friends though, who is an extreme introvert. She lived with me for a brief while in our 20s, and I would get so frustrated when she would come home and immediately disappear into her room, and then Id have to fight her tooth and nail to get her to come hang on the weekends. I really was like “Why tf do you live with me if you obviously dont like me?” I always thought her “Nah Im tired” was just an excuse, and it made me feel really bad about myself.

      Now? I definitely understand the difference better, and Im a lot more patient.