The Introverts Have Taken over the US Economy

The Introverts Have Taken over the US Economy(bloomberg.com)

2 points by LaserDiscMan 2 years ago | 3 comments

MattGaiser 2 years ago |

> If you don’t have fun now, you’ll pay for it later.

The societal assumptions bias against introverts in the article is pretty evident.

We aren’t miserable. Lots of us are quite happy alone. My own company is pretty nice, or the company of a book.

We didn’t feel closely connected to many of the people we were previously spending time with. It is just a lot more socially acceptable (and many are more comfortable) declining.

ThanatosMan 2 years ago | |

> If you don’t have fun now, you’ll pay for it later.

Hell no! Entering my 59th year and I am enjoying my introversion even more; I am more accepting of my self now than ever before. I am exploring the definition of introversion comfortably, without feeling bound to that definition. I am having way more fun than earlier in my life.

hehehenry 2 years ago |

> “Can you imagine? I don’t leave the house until 7:30 at the earliest!” I nodded sympathetically, but as someone who has been known to have an early dinner myself, I couldn’t help but wonder: “What does she think this is, 2018?””

2018 was like this?! I feel so out of touch lol.