๐คซ๐ Introvert Haven: Embrace Your Quiet Power, Connect with Like-minded Souls! ๐โจ
Welcome to Introvert Haven on Lemmy! This cozy corner of the internet is a safe haven for introverts, where you can embrace your quiet power, share your experiences, and connect with like-minded souls. Whether you recharge through solitude, prefer deep conversations, or simply enjoy the tranquility of introspection, this is the place for you.
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This community values empathy, understanding, and the beauty of thoughtful interactions. Let's create a nurturing space where introverts can feel comfortable expressing themselves and seeking support from others who understand the intricacies of introversion.
Remember, being an introvert is a superpower, and our quiet voices can create a ripple of positive change in the world. Let's embrace our individuality, celebrate the beauty of introversion, and empower each other to shine in our own unique ways.
So, come join the Introvert Haven on Lemmy, find solace in the company of fellow introverts, and let's embark on a journey of self-discovery, growth, and meaningful connections! ๐คซ๐โจ
My husband, an introvert with autism, wanted to chime in and say that he needs some alone time with his special interest (either baseball cards or geography/maps) to fully recharge.
Another thing that helps me is taking a shower. Simple yet effective.
Playing games with a few close friends, that or programming
I'm not a programmer, but I've taken beginner classes. I have definitely felt very Zen when I reached a state of flow doing homework with very basic programming.
Rimworld, honestly. The game is engaging enough to catch my attention in short bursts but slow enough that it isn't overwhelming when winding down.
I've never played it, what is it about?
War crimes mostly
Found Putin's lemmy account.
Ohh depends on my mood.
Low effort: Futurama on shuffle.
Energy but I'm over people: single player RPG
Insomniac: write some code.
Unfortunately most of the time I just end up doing head of household chores until I pass out from the misery.
Futurama is the best show to zone out to after youโve watched it a few times.
For me nature. I love being surrounded by nature. Sometimes I just chill on a bench with a coffe or listen to a podcast in a park, while watching the clouds pass by or watching people walk their dogs.
It sounds boring, but really helps to focus my thoughts again.
I don't think that's boring at all! Nature has a hugely calming effect on me.
Yes!