Sometimes all an introvert wants is to just stare at something. A wall, out the window, a tree, the ceiling, phone wallpaper. No thinking, no doing, just plain old staring. You may find it weird or even abnormal. But believe me, that's what keeps them sane. But you won't get it.

Introverts are attracted to intelligence. Looks aren't enough, they need to see how you think.

Introverts have no capacity of hate in them. It's either all love or they don't care.

When an introvert is finally tired of trying, they will just leave. No fight, no argument, no nothing. And sometimes not even a goodbye. Done is done. They're not coming back. Now go home and cry.

Removing themself is an introvert's answer to anything that doesn't sit well with their spirit.

Introverts are very observant people. So if you think they didn't notice, they did. They just kept quiet.

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Because introverts suffer in silence, no one really knows the depth of their sorrow and pain. No one.

Introverts may not light up the room, but they’ll light up your life once you’ve earned their trust.

If you hurt an introvert, they don't revenge, they just slowly drift away. Seen texts, unanswered calls, dropped plans. They don't want no conflict. No stress. No headaches. They just want peace. And they absolutely have no intention of hurting you. They just disappear. Quietly.

Don't ever question introverts loyalty. 9/10 they got your back more than you got theirs.

Introverts carry a lot of pain inside, and still wake up every morning with a smile on their face and make sure everyone else is okay.

When introverts compliments you, they really mean the f*ck out of that compliment because they cannot falsely praise, it's not their nature.

Introverts naturally look mean, but trust me, they're kind, caring, and cool asf.

Introverts can be the loudest and the quietest people, it depends on who they're with.

You can't hurt introverts, they saw that shit coming 2 months ago. But you won't get it.

When introverts care about you, you'll see it. When they stop, you'll feel it.

Introverts don't care about what you do or the zeroes in your bank. They care about who you are from the inside. Things that make you different. Your gifts. Your interests. Your ideas. Your unique way of looking at life. That's what they really care about. The deeper things.

Introverts find happiness in the little things in life. Walking barefoot on the beach. Coffee & sunrise. Reading a book lying on the grass. Staring at the stars. A quiet walk in the woods. Music & cooking. You may find it boring, but for them, it's therapy.

Physically an introvert may be in their 20s or 30s or 40s or more, but mentally they're all in their late 300s.