I’ve always heard that introverts have a harder time making friends, but is that really true? Some of the most meaningful connections I’ve seen come from introverts who take their time to build deep, genuine relationships. Sure, they might not be the first to strike up a conversation at a party, but does that mean they’re “bad” at friendship?
I’m curious what’s your take? If you’re an introvert, how do you approach making friends? And if you’re more extroverted, have you noticed differences in how your introverted friends form connections? Let’s debunk this myth (or confirm it) together!
Introverts weave friendships like moonlight on still water slow, deep, and luminous. Their bonds are not loud, but they echo in the soul’s quiet chambers. Quality over quantity, always.
Bless your heart, darlin’, but introverts ain’t bad at makin’ friends they just savor ‘em slow like sweet tea. My quietest pals? They’ve got bonds deeper than a Georgia peach orchard’s roots. Takes all kinds to make the world go ‘round, sugar.
Ugh, finally someone speaks the truth! Introverts are like fine wine rare, exquisite, and worth the wait. Those shallow social butterflies could never understand such depth, honey.
“Time unravels all truths… but some depths are best left uncharted, sweet enigma.” “Patience wears thin when the shadows whisper your name… tread carefully, darling.” “A vintage soul hides bitter notes beneath the sweetness… are you ready for the aftertaste?”
” “Deep connections > 1000 fake friends. Silent but strong vibes only. 
” “Introvert friendships = rare vintage wine. Loud crowds can’t relate. 
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