We don’t act or see things the same way as others. Just because we are all not quick witted or up for emotional debates at any time does not make up slow or uneducated. Some Introverts just need more time to process.

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There are a few things that introverts have a hard time explaining, or things that other people tend to take personally. One of the biggest things I find hard to explain is that all people are draining no matter what. For a lot of people, those that they find draining are for a reason, such as that person is selfish, boring, or needy. It’s someone who they don’t want to be around or wouldn’t be around if they had the choice.
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Sadly, many people make assumptions. Somehow, we are all supposed to be the same and do the same things. You can’t see me rolling my eyes, but I am. I feel like us introverts are always getting the weirdest questions because we’re not like everyone else. Some of these questions that people ask introverts all the time

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I had another fellow introvert, Martha, on the show and we talked about dating and apps. Martha and I met during another event, through someone who noticed that we were both introverts. It’s difficult to find introverts out at events because they typically don’t go to as many.
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Nothing in our lives is a straight line. There aren’t many decisions we make that will last a lifetime. Sometimes we choose for it to be like that, and other times we don’t have a choice in the matter due to responsibilities. I want to talk about taking the scenic route in life because there is always so much pressure around us.

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Self-care is such a buzzed about word. It’s not hard to find easy ways to take care of yourself, but I want to talk about the labels other people put on self-care. For example, there are some people who think self-care is lazy. I want to go through the three main things that I hear from other people about how self-care is wrong, with an extra side piece that doesn’t necessarily fit into the main problems but is a problem as well.
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 We’ll always get into situations we don’t want to be in, or do things we don’t want to do. It is simply a part of life. When you have connections or responsibilities, you can’t always get out of things you don’t want to do. We could also actually want to do those things, and then we are “done” with it after a short period of time too. You have that moment where your energy goes away, or you get tired of a situation or what people are saying around you.
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Let me know if this sounds familiar: you see something on TV or watch a video online, and you have an emotional reaction. Or, a joke falls flat and you let that person know that their joke was insensitive. People always tell you that you’re too sensitive.
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I had Kathryn Hunter from the Compass Podcast as a guest. Her podcast interviews location independent women. We met in a Facebook group, where she mentioned that she is a digital nomad and finds that it really works with her introversion. I found that intriguing and wanted to have her on the Introvert’s Bubble.
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In season 1 of The Introvert’s Bubble, I had an episode about misconceived and preconceived notions of what introverts are like. I thought I would add a couple more that have been popping up lately and I have found particularly strange. These connect to the ones I mentioned last season, but have been added to. They think it makes the sayings more true for some reason. An example: “you’re a woman…” or “you’re a minority,” so you must be blank. These are the type of things that make you go “huh?”
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