To The Nicest People I've Met
I am an introvert. There is no scientific data to back this up, but living with myself for almost 30 years now, I think I can make a substantial judgement on myself.
To further explain, an introverted person is someone who is comfortable with their inner thoughts and feelings. I am reticent, yes. I don't put my heart up on my sleeve. I don't, or should I daresay I can't.
I have been brought up in a conservative way. By conservative, that covers the traditional way. I never learned how to speak up until I got into Psychology - hell, this course got me out from most of my traumas. This course also led me to have a career in the most people-ly kind of job - Human Resources. In this job, you HAVE to build relationships with people, this is actually a hack because you get (shit) things done. You get to make people do their actual jobs because simply they "owe" it to you. You get to make people respect your job because they know that you have built that trust between them.
I should be proud of myself for being in this HR, let alone being in Recruitment (which I think is more people-ly). You get to meet strangers, talk to them, act as if you like them to do the job. And as an introvert, it might be the death of me. (not physically but mentally because duh, I'm an introvert!)
Anyway, speaking of jobs, I have just resigned from a role of 9 months. Gosh, I don't do jobs in less than a year. But it was inevitable. I had to leave the job. The saddest part about it? I had to leave the people that has been with me while doing the goddamn job.
They're nice. I think this is an understatement. They're phenomenal. I never had a group of people that are insightful, soulful, and intellectuals. I got to be with people who are mature, who are open, who are accepting. As someone who grew up not having relationships, I can say I'm lucky to build relationships out of my adult personalities. I am happy to have met people after I turned 25, (and also happy to maintain people) because I can say that they're the most logical friendships and intentional relationships I have.
It's hard - goodbyes? It's been a week. I'm in a new job, enabling me to be actually introverted. I do miss the camaraderie. I do miss the mornings. Too early of mornings.
I am writing this because it has filled my mind and I wanted to let this out of this head.

















