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Originally Posted by Cleda
If you knew me, you'd think/swear I am an Extrovert.
I am outgoing, I talk a lot, I try to make people feel comfortable in a social setting. I'm the one at the party who goes over and makes small talk to people who look uncomfortable so they feel like they are not alone. On long bike rides, I'm the one who helps the end of the pack so they KNOW they can do it. I support them. I cheer them on. I sing. I ring my bell.
But, like the above poster, I am so content and so happy to be home and working out at home. By the time I get home from work, I am so "peopled out" that I am fine to just be here in silence. No tv, no radio. Just silence. and I have no desire to go out. Whatsoever. I was a SAHM for years and LOVED it. (one car family also) .... soooooooo
Is there such a thing as an introverted extrovert?
Cleda
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I'm similar, I think it's called a social introvert. Being around people exhausts me, I have to recharge. OTH, I have to be around people regularly, and have some conversations, or I get depressed.
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Originally Posted by wendug
Well I did finally find some toilet paper on my shopping trip this morning. I was able to get 6 rolls- wooo! They were limiting one per customer but it still was flying off the shelf. Also, it is impossible to bargain shop right now. I got most of what I needed but still spent easily double what I normally do when shopping. Want sale items....nope, all gone. Gotta buy top shelf non-sale items at ridiculous prices. And they still didn't have fresh chicken. I did buy frozen chicken breasts, but it has been years since I've bought those. I will say that everyone was calm and pleasant at the store, so that was a plus!
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Trader Joe's is limiting to two items per person. I hadn't been there in over a week. I went yesterday evening and found few things I needed and good enough substitutes. I went first thing this morning and was able to get milk, eggs and butter. Still no tp, but I have a full package from Costco that I had bought before all this started.
It seems ironic to me that I'm not able to get everything I need, yet I've never spent this much on groceries!