35 Funny And Relatable Memes Posted On The Facebook Page "It’s Okay To Be An Introvert"

In a world that often celebrates extroversion, finding a space that acknowledges and celebrates introverted tendencies can be refreshing. One such oasis is the “It’s Okay To Be An Introvert” Facebook page, a vibrant community where introverts can find humor, solace, and validation.

We took a trip to this delightful corner of the internet and gathered some of their most relatable memes. Here are a few that perfectly capture the introvert experience.

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ShyWahine: “Would totally subscribe to that service…”

Colleen Glim: “I HATE phone calls. Everything should be done by text message.”

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ShyWahine: “No shame, my brain thinks that way as well”

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detective miller’s hat: “do not threaten me with a good time! (I already live alone with a bunch of cats and more books than I can comfortably fit in my home, and it’s wonderful.)”

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ShyWahine: “My sentiments exactly!”

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ShyWahine: “This advice is GOLD…”

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Captive: “After the first time finishing a book in one go as a kid, I remember getting up and everything that I did had a narrator in my mind. And then he walked to the bathroom and washed his hands with cold, unforgiving water…”

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ShyWahine: “Couldn’t have said it better myself”

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Ellie Ahmed: “I frequently dine alone, and can I put in a mention for – if you see somebody dining alone and you appreciate their confidence, could you please appreciate it quietly? I get that people are well-meaning, but nothing makes me feel more like a zoo animal than the waitress saying “oh I just love seeing women who have the confidence to go out and have a meal alone, it’s so amazing you’re doing something for yourself, etc etc.”. This recently happened to me and… okay, thank you for the compliment, but no thank you for triggering every ounce of my social anxiety that everyone is noticing me and thinking about me being alone now.”

UpQuarkDownQuark (he/him): “I feel bad for people who are frightened to do things alone. I love going to restaurants and to the movies with friends and without.”