10 Ways Introverts Intimidate People

In this video, we'll explore 10 ways introverts intimidate people. Introversion is a personality trait that some people have a hard time wrapping their head around. It can be defined by a preference for being alone and a tendency to be quiet around others. And while introverts are people who like to be alone and they tend to go out of their way to avoid social situations, that doesn’t mean they’re shy or antisocial; they just need more time for themselves than others do.

If you're an introvert yourself or if you know one, then this video will help you understand their unique personality type and special characteristics better.

You might find that their quiet nature has nothing at all to do with how much they like you; it just takes them a little longer than most people to warm up and relax in new situations.

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[breanntheartist]

I'm not anti-social, I'm selectively social. But when I'm around the right people, I can be social!

[dakidarts]

It’s a gift to be an introvert, gotta own it and protect your peace of mind..

[bumblebee_ms]

I used to hate the way I was until I realised how beautiful it is to be this way.

[The_torero]

Being an introvert is also a form of protection because you're able to pick up on those with bad intentions much quicker. You're able to sit back and analyse people way better than those who aren't introverted.

[ammonioussaccas]

For all fellow introverts, it was hard growing up thinking something is wrong with us. As adults you realize something is wrong with this world and you are completely if not the only sane ones around.

[phoenix_energy]

I am an introvert and i don't really care what people think. I enjoy listening to music, watching movies inside our home, taking a nap. Those little things make me happy and feel recharged for another movie series 😂

[camerongage]

I hate when people label me as shy. I’m not really shy I just don’t care to talk a lot. If people want to learn details about my life that I don’t openly share then they can ask.

[newearth]

%100 I am an introvert and it's not easy for most people to UNDERSTAND us.

[royallen]

Us introverts do not need the "crutch" of other people's approval to live our lives.

[georgemohrmann]

Growing up in the 1960's, being an introvert was considered abnormal, that something was terribly wrong with us. Thank you for describing introversion as just another way of being. with its own advantages (and yes, disadvantages).

[therealnancycarol]

Until I was completely alone, I was miserable. I didn't know what a pain other people are. Now I find myself so happy, at last. Wish I'd discovered this earlier in life, but better late than never.

[natalie.c.france]

I love being an introvert now, but have often found my nature to be an issue to others.

Whether they are intimidated by or misunderstand me. That's very much their problem, not mine. 🙌🏿💚

[sagarsarkar]

I don't like socializing much but when I find right people, I talk too much, and later feel awkward.

[rhondakoski]

I'm an introvert and I prefer the company of my animals, they understand me and I understand them. 🙂☺

[Mike-syzn]

I’m an introvert. I’m a 43 year old man. It wasn’t until I was 41 that I realized introvert personality was a thing. Before that, I just thought there was something wrong with me, that I was not normal. Related to this, I’ve never been a relationship, though I desire it. Online dating is the only way I could ever work up any courage, but going back to what I started with, I’d create profiles and interact trying to hide "what was wrong with me". I now realize that probably hurt my chances. I’m happy now that I’ve embraced my introvert side. I no longer think loving being on holiday alone for a week and not talking to another person is strange. I have the feeling it’s too late for me with relationships, but happy that I’m not alone and there is nothing wrong with me.

[alexbakker]

The biggest power that introverts have, is to always stay silent, but when it does matter, they speak, and everyone listens.

[ProgressiveDemLib]

As an introvert having grown up in a harsh extroverted family, I felt misunderstood and constantly punished for not being like them. I was their target and school was a nightmare. It took a lot of counseling to understand that my needs were valid and there was nothing wrong with me. I’m at peace with myself and thoroughly enjoy my life and a lot of space from people. Can’t deal with the drama and can easily read people. All the videos I’ve seen and books I’ve read convince me that being this way is a super power I enjoy and truly a gift I cherish.

[lorettawatkins]

I realized I am an introvert when I was in first grade and preferred walking around the playground by myself. I like avoiding people who like to judge and gossip. I am now 76, live in a retirement community, and keep mostly to myself. And that's ok! But it's hard, sometimes, to be " different...." Thanks for this video.

[daisyrachel]

I'm an introvert, and very comfortable in myself😌
Good piece❤

[aethr_rl]

I used to be 100% introverted, but in the past few years I’ve began noticing a lore more extroverted traits in myself. I enjoy hanging out with people often but it HAS to be people I’m very close and comfortable with otherwise my social battery gets drained quickly and I just stop interacting with them