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Not Mine. Thought to Share.
Currently suffering the introvert’s dilemma. I made plans days ago and now the time has come for said plans and I no longer want to participate.
When your predicative analysis brain can accurately peg that some one is going to flake out on you, and then they do it... It's like, well, go me for having proper expectation management... but also... could you maybe... surprise me by not being quite so... predictably bad at matching my energy? Brought to you by two different people doing this within 12 hours of each other. (It is NONE of you, I wouldn't be posting this here otherwise.)
“And sometimes I like to be included even if I don’t want to be a part of it. I just want to know that the offer or the invitation was there.“ -Dan Levy, Forbes, June 2022: https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottking/2022/06/03/how-dan-levy-seized-a-major-opportunity-with-schitts-creek/?sh=5fe032b51e4c Photo: Tostitos +++++ It’s such a basic human need, to feel included, seen, remembered. How can you make someone feel included today?
Yeah, having plans cancelled that you weren’t totally thrilled about feels good, but it can’t compare to the euphoria of You have been excused from jury selection. Have a great day.
A Guide for Introverts