I don't have to look far to find an introvert, as I'm married to one. The rewards are rich, but it does require some knowledge and skill. Kind of like adopting a rescue greyhound.
Robin, as aforementioned, I am a Montanan. The following, then, hit home: βOccasionally, you may see an introvert running feral in the wild.β In recent memory, that wouldβve been Ted Kaczynski.
Navel Gazing? I do a lot of navel gazing, but only after long breaks between navel gazing sessions does it lead to lint collection. Do I qualify as introvert? I must stress that the only navel at which I gaze is my own. I do recognize that were I to cast my gaze toward the navel of another, let alone collect any lint that I might find, that I could be classified as a βvertβ of an entirely different sort.
Can be, surprisingly, lint has a fractal like quality where, if you squint hard enough and dig deep into the depths of your imagination you might spot a star like figure in the fuzz. The real challenge would most likely be training the telescope on your belly button. Now I can only speak from the experience of having an innie.
Iβm married to one . This way I can keep him from disappearing into a cupboard or pretending heβs the sofa β¦ I prod him to βdo stuffβ ! Mostly it works .
Please donβt find us.
You make a good point π
I don't have to look far to find an introvert, as I'm married to one. The rewards are rich, but it does require some knowledge and skill. Kind of like adopting a rescue greyhound.
A rescue greyhound π. Smart move marrying one though.
Who is good with power tools.
Robin, as aforementioned, I am a Montanan. The following, then, hit home: βOccasionally, you may see an introvert running feral in the wild.β In recent memory, that wouldβve been Ted Kaczynski.
Ok, maybe not THAT introvert π
Hahahaha!
Introvert here. We don't want to be saved.
...you make a good point π
I didn't just adopt one - I married him. βΊοΈ
Oooh, smooth move!
I will be available for adoption starting today! Great piece, Robin!
Ooh nice, I hope someone lovely rescues you!
THIS IS THE BEST THING I HAVE READ ON SUBSTACK IN A LONG TIME. I LAUGHED SO HARD I PEED MY PANTS. YOU ARE A RIOT WITH YOUR WRITING
Aww thank you so much Teri! :)
Deffo bookmarking Fictitious Facts Quarterly. That one is a keeper.....
π It's a solid read.
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This is marvelous
Navel Gazing? I do a lot of navel gazing, but only after long breaks between navel gazing sessions does it lead to lint collection. Do I qualify as introvert? I must stress that the only navel at which I gaze is my own. I do recognize that were I to cast my gaze toward the navel of another, let alone collect any lint that I might find, that I could be classified as a βvertβ of an entirely different sort.
ππ That might be one of the most introverted things I've ever read. You qualify, and I think get a set of steak knives.
Steak knives are great for lint mining, butter knives, not so much.
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Can be, surprisingly, lint has a fractal like quality where, if you squint hard enough and dig deep into the depths of your imagination you might spot a star like figure in the fuzz. The real challenge would most likely be training the telescope on your belly button. Now I can only speak from the experience of having an innie.
Adopting an introvert is a bit much. Couldn't we just be friends.
home/basement/crawlspace?
That would be painful.
That does sound like a much easier arrangement.
Lol id adopt you
ππ Bad idea
Beautiful! π
I feel so seen!
Yay!
thank you, Robin youβre so wiseππ
Iβm married to one . This way I can keep him from disappearing into a cupboard or pretending heβs the sofa β¦ I prod him to βdo stuffβ ! Mostly it works .
ππ Both those activities sound kinda fun though.