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50 Memes That May Hit Too Close To Home For Any Introverts Out There, As Shared By This Instagram Account
If you’re an introvert, it might be challenging at times to navigate in this fast-paced and competitive world. Even if you're not shy in social situations, it can still require a lot of effort for you to handle even a short interaction. Fortunately, with the internet, it is easier to find comfort by exchanging similar experiences with like-minded people.
Thinking about all the introverts out there, we have compiled some of the best memes, as shared by this Instagram page ‘Dailyintrovertsmemes’ to help them feel less alone. Having more than 80 thousand followers, the page shares funny images capturing the unique perspectives and struggles of introverts. So, if you're the type of person who prefers to stay in bed with your phone, we think you'll find these pics very relatable.
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Memes are now an essential component of the online world and are known to circulate rapidly across various social media platforms. However, what exactly is it about memes that makes them so catchy and easily shareable? Bradley E. Wiggins, Ph.D., an Associate Professor and Department Head of Media Communications at Webster Vienna Private University and author of the book “The Discursive Power of Memes in Digital Culture”, has previously told Bored Panda that memes are usually short and easy-to-share content that incorporate humor, making them highly relatable to the subject matter depicted in the meme. “Memes that reflect or reject certain ideological aspects become part of the larger online experience and can serve to reinforce one’s preconceived notions about a particular issue.”
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As is evident from the memes, being an introvert can be challenging at times, not only while navigating social interactions at work or school, but also online. Social media can be overwhelming for introverted individuals who prefer solitude because such platforms are often designed to encourage constant engagement. Introverts can also find social interaction intimidating due to their concerns about their self-image. According to Joanna Rawbone, MSc, a training consultant and founder of ‘Flourishing Introverts’, introverts who have worked on themselves to the point of being less worried about what others think of them are more able to lead themselves and others successfully. “We’re not for everyone, and everyone is not for us. Overthinkers take note and I should know, I used to be one!”
If you identify as an introvert, it's important to embrace your personality and not feel pressured to change to fit societal norms. However, there are strategies that can help you build confidence and allow you to ‘flourish’. Joanna Rawbone’s favorite definition of flourishing comes from Dr. Lynn Soots: “Flourishing is the product of the pursuit and engagement of an authentic life that brings inner joy and happiness through meeting goals, being connected with life passions, and relishing in accomplishments through the peaks and valleys of life.”
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Did I say that out loud? 1 year ago
If I don't know the number, I'm not answering. If it's important, leave a message.
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“Flourishing is a journey, not a destination, a choice we make moment by moment, so being able to measure and appreciate progress is essential. And because life is filled with ups and downs, we provide tools that enable resilience, build authentic confidence and develop a powerful presence. My years of enabling my own flourishing and helping my introverted clients to flourish have resulted in a 3-phase approach that starts with owning your introversion and your inherent strengths. Too many introverts, worn down by years or decades of being told to be different, have had them think that introversion is a hindrance in life. It doesn’t have to be this way,” Joanna Rawbone shared.
Rawbone’s next facilitated program starts this month, and you can register your interest here.
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Rocke-Road 1 year ago
I think some people have to understand that introverts are human beings too
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Firstname Lastname 1 year ago
Then when I think it is clear, I get stopped by a different neighbor.
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Loverboy (He/him they/them) 1 year ago
There isn't a period of time in someone's life that is just automatically the best. Everyone has their time, some parts of life are just bad but there is more to it. You have an entire life to live, so many more opportunities and experiences.
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Half eaten lemming 1 year ago
I don’t either… my professor once forgot him mic on and went round screaming at his kids. It was a mindfulness class, btw.
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The Veil of Fire 1 year ago
I stopped the complaining ages ago, oh the freedom that gave me. Now, where did I put my snacks and drink?
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Feathered Dinosaur 1 year ago
I don't want to know how bad things are, if THEY start showing up!
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Clearly sunny 1 year ago
Need a drink for confidence boost, maybe a second. Now I'm comfy and good to stay home😊
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DennyS (denzoren) 1 year ago
I did...I really did. I especially liked that I could sit alone at work or drive alone (no traffic was a plus).
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Feathered Dinosaur 1 year ago
I have an ongoing story with dozens of characters, a whole fantasy world an all going on for about 18 years now. Whenever I'm bored I go to that place for a little fun
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CanadianDimes 1 year ago
BP once again conflating introversion, social anxiety, and shyness. Once again, these are not the same thing.
LokisLilButterknife 1 year ago (edited)
Hey BoredPanda Staff, do you review and edit articles before you post them? Introversion does not mean social anxiety, shyness, and never wanting to leave your home. Many introverts do leave their homes, have a number of hobbies and play sports, hang out with friends in smaller groups, but just need time to recharge. These memes seem to be more about agoraphobia an depression. Christ, I'm not even an introvert and it's sad that I have to write this!
CanadianDimes 1 year ago
BP once again conflating introversion, social anxiety, and shyness. Once again, these are not the same thing.
LokisLilButterknife 1 year ago (edited)
Hey BoredPanda Staff, do you review and edit articles before you post them? Introversion does not mean social anxiety, shyness, and never wanting to leave your home. Many introverts do leave their homes, have a number of hobbies and play sports, hang out with friends in smaller groups, but just need time to recharge. These memes seem to be more about agoraphobia an depression. Christ, I'm not even an introvert and it's sad that I have to write this!
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