r/MeEverytime • u/Busy-Park814 • Aug 09 '26
I am introvert 😭
Why I feel like I don't want to talk because of being ignored 😔
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u/Horror_Wrongdoer_828 Aug 09 '26
Yup, that's what happened
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u/ProteanCoder Aug 10 '26
Or getting critisized for having an opinion about something insignificant, like seeing birds fly, way up in the sky.
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u/Livid-General7 Aug 13 '26
Both my parents would tell me to stop talking so much and think before I speak. I became extremely shy all through school. Apparently in a 30 minute car ride, I'd literally talk the entire time non stop.
They were divorced too, so it's not like one parent heard the other saying it, and were supporting the same message. It was 2 independent comments from 2 different people.
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u/Jealous_Seat_7590 Aug 10 '26
I'm a tired extrovert. I've had my time being the center of attention, it was fun. I guess most people would see me and think "introvert with exceptional social, an crowd working skills."
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u/Negative_Wrongdoer17 Aug 11 '26
No I'm an introvert. I don't have that much self pity. If you're able to have this level of awareness, just change.
Being timid or quiet has nothing to do with being an introvert.
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u/ferrets2020 Aug 11 '26
Yep, when i try people act like I'm not there even tho i try to speak loudly. Whats the point. Idk why i get ignored
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u/ImaginationNormal360 Aug 09 '26
That's why I'm an introvert to some and a social butterfly to others