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u/CptTytan 1d ago
The only place where introverts = cool and nice people
Extroverts = scumbag and annoying people
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u/Soravinier 1d ago
Well that depends on the people I have some extroverts that actually understand boundaries and can accept that I sometimes need time to retreat
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u/magicalthinker 1d ago
We need a space too, loudmouth.
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u/asianumba1 18h ago
You have a space. You're choosing to exclude yourself by imagining yourself as "mysterious" and everyone that isn't an epic introvert like you is an other and an enemy. Noone is telling you to go away because you're an introvert they're telling you to go away because you're annoying about it. These "extroverts" you hate have never in their lives cared about these two groups you've divided the global population into and that's the secret for why they're able to flourish in social situations
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u/CptTytan 1d ago
And that makes it ok to be rude to other peopleā¦. Tipical
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u/magicalthinker 1d ago
The world's made for extroverts. Introverts are often excluded, called boring, etc. Look at the image that this post started with. Yeah, they're lovely to us. This is just us doing it back to them.
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u/Redbeardthe1st 1d ago
You're joking, right?
Extroverts are the rude ones, interrupting people who are just minding their own business.
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u/CptTytan 1d ago
No, that is what the Reddit bubble tells you
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u/Redbeardthe1st 1d ago
No, that is what life experience has taught me. It doesn't matter where I am or what I am doing, extroverts are constantly interrupting me and disrupting what I am trying to do.
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u/ThiccBeter69 1d ago
That's called social interaction.
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u/Dragulus24 1d ago
āSocial interactionā is coming up unannounced and interrupting people? Dang, I was taught NOT to do that.
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u/ThiccBeter69 1d ago
Well it depends on what you're doing. If you're not doing anything particularly important and someone comes up to talk to you that's just regular social interaction.
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u/Redbeardthe1st 1d ago
The person doing the interrupting does not get to decide the importance of the activity being interrupted.
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u/Dragulus24 1d ago
In my particular case anything I do in public is important. Iām on a mission, and Iām going about my business with a plan. I donāt like when that plan gets changed. Some minor details like traffic for example I can manage, but someone going out of their way to bother me just throws me off.
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u/goofyfootjp 1d ago
LOL at that spelling. Sheesh
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u/CptTytan 1d ago
Not everyone here is american
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u/Browneskiii 1d ago
Its also spelt typical in England as well. Be quiet, you dont need to talk all the time.
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u/CptTytan 1d ago
Im not from a country that speaks english natively. Just because you canāt learn a second language, doesnt mean other people canāt
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u/Grouchy-Thought4409 1d ago
I guess it's a fitting metaphor, as most of those cool websites won't be here 30 years after they're created and no one will miss them when they're gone.
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u/chubchubchaser 1d ago
Some people/family are like meetings that couldāve been emails. Better off kept at a distance.
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u/The_wanderer96 1d ago
Some people are like business emails, only there at special occasions, not to be seen whole year.