Thanks, lori!
I think I will cafe-press myself a t-shirt that says "I'm too thinky to listen to you".
I would buy it on a ... magnet? That would be awesome in my office.
Dream Girl ,'Bring On The Night'
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Thanks, lori!
I think I will cafe-press myself a t-shirt that says "I'm too thinky to listen to you".
I would buy it on a ... magnet? That would be awesome in my office.
Brenda is very thinky.
juliana, insent to gmail.
Rec'd, but my firewall isn't allowing me to open it! shaky fist at firewall Anyway, thank you, and I look forward to reading it. As I am looking forward to this trip. Whee!
I'm also thinking of swinging into LA that weekend (2/9-11) - would y'all be around for lunch or something?
Juliana, that's my birthday weekend! You'd be the best birthday present ever.
You know, I have a suspicion that most psychiatrists are extroverts... hence the presumption about introverts.
Am I the only one who's noticed that Colbert's new word in the opening credits is... FREEM ??1? Huh?
We will be touring about the Hawaiian Islands during that time, juliana. Alas, but also, fun!
"I'm too thinky to listen to you!"
Oh, amy, may I please tag?
Juliana, that's my birthday weekend!
Really? Whee!
We will be touring about the Hawaiian Islands during that time, juliana.
Pout for me, but WHEE! for you! Awesome trip!
Really? Whee!
Btw, in case it wasn't obvious, you are more than welcome to our guest room if you'd like to stay with us.
Modern definitions aren't as flagrantly prejudiced, but introversion is still stigmatized. Given the option, most people would prefer to be extroverts. Punch the word "introversion" into Amazon.com and you come up with a list of self-help books like: Introvert to Extrovert and The Highly Sensitive Person. Look up "extroversion" and you get a whole lotta nada.
But all of those self-satisfied extroverts out there might be interested to learn that recent scientific findings suggest that introversion is not a psychological disorder--it's a physiological trait with some distinct advantages.
There's an excellent book that deals with this very topic.