LOL, same here. I get very irritated and people ask me why I am mad. And then I have to fake smile and everything...

There are good things about being introverted.

I can relate. I've always been one of them people who needs quite a bit of space and alone time.

I'm in the same boat. I don't feel easy with crowds and I get anxious most often... I don't like partying but I love socializing with my close friends(only) when I feel like it. I know some people might think I'm taking them for granted and some of my co-workers(who are the fakest and cattiest and probably the most delusional unprofessional witches and warlocks I've got myself to having an acquinctances with) are probably irritated or thinking I'm not being friendly by the way I'm living my life. I have only few friends but I treasure them with my life. I don't think I consider a lot of those people around me to be friends but strangers I have the unfortunate fate of having to live with them for some time. At this point, I freaking love my solitary life coz I get to do what I want to do without someone telling me not to do it but I try to adjust to the demands of this people who are working with me and try to get to know them better to see if there's something/some ideas that we are familiar with . I just don't like hanging around with people whose interests in life doesn't match mine. I'm easily bored with their pathetic life stories. It doesn't give me the money to feed my mouth or make me a better person.

This is very true. With all the distractions in todays world, I dont think many people make time to know themselves. You learn so much about yourself when you have a quiet time for yourself(no computer or no people). And with all these technologies today, it is way harder to be not distracted. Sadly.

I have few and close friends too, and I am very happy with that. I dont need many "friends". No thanks.

My ideal friends would be introverted friends, because those friends would understand me more. Maybe once a week we meet up and have fun, the other days we do our things seperetly.

I completely understand. I'm not entirely introverted but there are a good amount of times where I relish the time(s) I have with myself. Also going off of what Midnight said earlier, when you're with you yourself you have no attachments, so you're free to do whatever whenever you want to do it. Now there are times I like to be around my friends, go out, etc, but I really believe I'm more introverted than extroverted. I love spending time by myself either working out, watching TV, reading.

I'm not spiritual, though.

This is me exactly

LOL, we all are different. I am spiritual and like to "nourish my soul". I guess it belongs to my introversion. Apperenly, introverts tend to be more religious. I think A LOT about the meaning of life.

I know where you're coming from. I'm very shy, and I love time to just sit in quiet and think to myself, so this makes it somewhat difficult to be friends with me because people who aren't like that don't understand. Sometimes they think I'm being rude or they just want to talk ALL the time and I just am not like that. I'm not a person who needs to be out with friends every single day, like I need some time off to myself some days. Same on the parents part, just because I'm not going out every single day, that doesn't mean I have a "problem". What can you do about it

This is indeed more for the blog section.