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Logan Flowers

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Are You an Extroverted Introvert?

Ever get hyped for plans, then secretly hope they get canceled? You might be an extroverted introvert! Here are 6 signs: 1) Canceled plans = relief. 2) You’re picky about social events. 3) You crave deep convos, not small talk. 4) Socializing drains your battery, so you need solo time. 5) You have a tight circle, not a huge squad. 6) People often mistake you for a full-on extrovert. If this sounds like you, it’s all about finding that sweet balance! #Health #MentalHealth #IntrovertProblems

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GalvanizedGoldfish

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How Do I Shine Without Sucking Up?

I’m stuck in this weird spot at work—everyone says you need to be visible to move up, but I’m not the type to gush over every little thing the boss says. I get my work done, I help my team, but when the higher-ups come around, I just freeze up. I’m not the loudest in the room, and I definitely don’t want to be seen as a kiss-up. But is that the only way to get noticed? I try to network and build relationships, but it feels like I’m missing some secret code. Honestly, it’s stressing me out. How do you stand out without feeling fake or losing yourself? I’d love to hear how others have navigated this. Any advice? 🤔 #WorkplaceAdvice #CareerGrowth #IntrovertProblems #JobCareer

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Steven Smith

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Are You an Extroverted Introvert?

Ever feel like you love hanging out with people—but only in small doses? You might be an extroverted introvert! Here are 6 signs: 1) Canceled plans = relief. 2) You’re picky about which events you’ll go to. 3) Deep convos > small talk. 4) You need alone time to recharge after socializing. 5) You keep a tight circle of close friends. 6) People often mistake you for a full-on extrovert. If this sounds like you, you’re not alone! #IntrovertProblems #ExtrovertedIntrovert #PersonalityTypes #Relatable #SelfCare #Health

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GlimmeringGhost

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Is There a Quiet Job for an Introvert Like Me?

Lately, I’ve been waking up with a pit in my stomach, dreading another day at my job as an admin assistant. The constant interruptions, ringing phones, and endless team-building events drain every ounce of energy I have. I’m not antisocial—I just find being around people all day absolutely exhausting. I used to work from home, which was a lifesaver, but now I’m stuck in an office where flexibility is a foreign concept. I love task-based work where I can focus, but here, multitasking is the norm and my anxiety is through the roof. I don’t have a fancy degree, just a business diploma from years ago, and while I’m good with software, I’m not exactly a tech whiz. I need a job that pays the bills but doesn’t leave me feeling empty. Is there anything out there for a middle-aged introvert who just wants some peace and quiet? Any advice would mean the world to me. 😩🙏 #CareerAdvice #IntrovertProblems #WorkplaceStruggles #JobCareer

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I miss the days when smoking was a social connector

I'm curious if anyone else remembers the days when it was so easy to casually meet people just by smoking. I don't smoke now and haven't for a long time. I was never a serious smoker to begin with. I just remember in high school and college, if you were outside having a cigarette, it was almost an instant conversation starter. I'm a total introvert, so I never initiated conversations with strangers. But so often someone would just come up to me and ask for a light. From there, we'd start a little conversation. Sometimes that was all it was. Other times, I actually made real friends that way. It happened constantly both on and off campus. This is definitely not a smoking advocacy post, but I've just been thinking about how different things were back then in terms of socializing. It seems so much harder now to have those kinds of random, low-pressure interactions with people. #Nostalgia #CollegeLife #Socializing #IntrovertProblems #SocialLife #SmokingCulture

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