I think these comics portray socially awkward people (like me!) Rather than introverts. I'm not an introvert but suffer from all these experiences.

Why does he grow a big nose at the end of the comics?

I hate the fact that introvert is synonymous with social anxiety. That is not what introvert means. Introvert is just someone who does not seek out social situations because they find them draining and prefer to be alone more. I have zero social anxiety and none of these apply to me, but I am an introvert because the best time I have is hanging out alone. I have lots of friends but, when I spent time with them, there's a definite clock on how long that social engagement will last because I will get tired of being with people and want to be somewhere where I can be alone.

Where is that thing when you analyze some conversation in your mind for hours? Or is it only me?

To be honest whoever made these have no idea what an introvert is. Most of these are signs of extroverts even. And introverts dosent have to be socially awkward either. They can be, but it dosent define them. But extroverts can be socially awkward too. Again dosent define.

that does not define a person as introspective ... only defines those who believe that their own false-selves( mind based sense of self, or ego) are in fact themselves ... to believe that, your human form, your mammal , your mental self , is your totality... then, what people see or think of you, is truly important... and a superficial view of life , makes you hate whatever you see in the mirror, or fall in love with it...

These describe social anxiety, not introversion.

Introvert isn't the same as socially awkward... Just saying.

hahahhaha this is super funny :D

Third time I've read this comic, it makes me cry with laughter! Love it!

Stupid. Sorry.

I would like to give this cartoonist a big hug for making me laugh (and cringe), but I'd probably step on his foot and feel like a complete moron for the rest of my life, lol

Some of these were a little confusing but still funny.