For the love of Introverts
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Tinuviel
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Even his disciples grieved and tired him at times. However, upon deeper thought I'm not exactly sure it is a correct question...The whole point of Christ was that He was fully God and fully man. So yes, his human side would have to have been one of the 3. But since he was also fully God, he was completely unselfish and giving, so he would have still been with people (or without them) even if he didn't want to.
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Galatea
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I can't take credit for this thought, since I heard a preacher say this- but Jesus was the ONLY NORMAL person to ever live- perfectly balanced. So I would hazard a guess that He was neither introverted nor extroverted. So I suppose, ambiverted?
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Tinuviel
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I'm the same way.
This is me
Not in my case.
Whenever i have an interaction with a stranger, its usually something I wish I could have avoided..
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Tinuviel
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lol, actually...not really! though I've made myself interact with people because I want them to be comfortable.
I'm the same way.
Not in my case.
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Now I have hard time believing that! You seem like you would be a very outgoing person.
lol, actually...not really! though I've made myself interact with people because I want them to be comfortable.
Lol so very thoughtful of you.
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Tinuviel
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No...deep down it is this horror of making someone uncomfortable because making someone uncomfortable makes ME uncomfortable...selfish, really
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In_His_hands
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Serious look - default facial expression. Lol!
Sometimes I was already smiling in my mind but realized my default expression has'nt changed yet. No wonder the other person did not smile back.
There has been so many times when my dad looked at me and asked what was wrong - when I was actually in a fairly good mood. And he doesn't really buy it when I tell him I'm alright.
Ironically, he doesn't seem to pick up on when I'm about bothered. I guess my happy mask is more convincing than my actual happy face.
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Tinuviel
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I had a girl who did something similar to me. She always asked me what was wrong when I was quiet, and never really noticed when I was actually bothered. Because it wasn't someone I was close to like my dad, it really annoyed me lol.
The common question is "Are you ok"? Like it's a sin to be quiet. What would they feel if we ask them back "Why are you so loud"? "Are you ok? " What's wrong with you"?
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