The difference between introversion and isolation

Hello, Good morning, everyone.

Today I'm going to talk about a difference between introverted people and people who live in social isolation.

In the first case, being alone for a while, practicing solitary activities like reading a book, listening to a song, walking, meditating is very good for those who have traits related to introversion. In the other case, the person who lives social isolation is in a very different case of the introversion.

Entering the situation, introverted people tend to like the loneliness, because the noise makes them tired, and they prefer to do solitary activities. They choose jobs that they can perform on their own and with autonomy, as well as programs that do not need many people. In this case, it is a personality profile that seeks its "source of energy" when it is not living with other people, that is, she enjoys the conviviality with people, however, this very frequent conviviality makes her stressed, tired, etc... It will always be necessary to remove yourself from a full place to "rest your mind." These people for example, do not like full beaches, crowded and noisy parties, very loud music, football stadium full of fans, that is, all in which there is crowd and noise. A secluded corner or with few people interacting is more pleasurable for her. I include myself in that. In addition, they prefer to be alone to better process their ideas, because, they tend to have a cognitive process and decision making more complex than the outgoing people, because they think of much more variables before doing something that the extroverts, who They tend to follow more what others do and talk about, making them not elaborate their ideas about some fact or decision to be taken, acting more impulsively. Look at the difference between the mind of an introverted person and the look of her in front of people. It's practically antagonistic:

The problem is when isolation happens by other things such as shyness, difficulty dealing with people, depression, etc... If she has depression and isolates herself, she will tend to have her symptoms augmented and become worse. In depression, one of the things that is always advised is that it interact with others, because, with interaction, the person will tend not to be thinking about the bad things that are in his memory and can create new memories for his brain. If the person gets too lonely, secluded, at home...... he will tend to brood over the bad memories that leave her in a low-hanging mood. In that case, it is necessary for her to go out and try to make friends. Search for a friendly place and that people have equal tastes. That will call people to interact with her. Seek common subjects, affinities and interact at least in one part of the day. For example, those who like to walk with puppies, can find a group of people who have dogs, because there, they will have common subjects to talk and from there a Greater social interaction can occur. If the person likes sports, go practice some exercise in academia or outdoors to meet people who have the same tastes!!!!!!!

Well, then, even if you like to spend some time alone, the way I like it, never, never and never isolate. Isolation is one of the greatest disease-causing people in the world today!!!!!!

I appreciate everyone's reading!!! Good afternoon

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