An important word: Introversion

The single most important word that describes me is “Introverted.” I tend to keep my ideas to myself and do things myself if it’s within my abilities. I avoid troubling others with my problems or talking to people altogether. I like to listen to others and observe their personalities while respecting their secrets. I like to reserve my ideas and watch others work out their own problems by themselves. Being introverted does not mean I’m shy. At times I am shy or rude, especially during social events, but I do try to converse when necessary to avoid any awkward situation or I just don’t have any motivation to talk to a person. I tend to get ignored by people because I take so long to respond but it’s only because I try to differentiate between what doesn’t sound rude and what does to avoid getting into trouble. Most of the time when I’m rushed into giving a person an answer, I tend to stumble on my words or say the wrong things. I am more comfortable having time for myself compare to having to spend it with others and having them depend on me or me depending on them. I enjoy being introverted although it does interfere with the way I interact with others.