Don’t worry, I'm Fine
As an introvert, I always appreciate the people who still try to talk to me even though I barely talk to them. I like it when they make the effort to talk to me, even though I may look unapproachable. I’m definitely not the ideal kind of friend. I disappeared a lot. I’m barely available. I find comfort in being distant, especially when dealing with my own struggles. It’s my coping mechanism. But I always try my best to be there for my friends as much as I can.
Normally, I'm not in the mood to go out whenever my friends ask me to hang out, but after getting to bond with them, I find myself grateful to join them. Being with your friends can also recharge your energy in ways you never expected. Suddenly, you will feel that life is worth living again. If your friends want to hang out, I suggest you go for it and challenge yourself to go out of your comfort zone sometimes.
At the same time, it also means a lot to us introverts when people respect our personal space and do not take our silence seriously. Instead of asking, "Why are you so quiet?" Try understanding that your introverted buddies are just normally silent rather than assuming they're sad or that they're upset. They are used to silence, which doesn't imply that they aren't paying attention.















