-John D. Rockefeller

From the few articles I have read, I can tell that your thought patterns are not unlike mine. Much of your writing even resembles mine–although you have developed your introverted mind and ideas much more than I have.

I suspect I will find further insight as I read more of your writings and I thank you in advance.

I do enjoy reading your stuff.

I’d think extroverts would be more prone to complaining and arguing in face to face interactions.

Introverts are going to be more likely to bottle it up and hold a grudge.

If you wanted to use a loaded term, I suppose you could use the word, ‘sulk.’ Except sulking is a more conspicuous public pouting behavior I’d associate with an extrovert trying to get their way. Sitting in the corner looking gloomy/scowling is a means of fishing for sympathy and getting attention.
Most introverts will try to hide feelings of irritation and anger. The closest thing you’re going to find to a quality introvert sulk is a few blogs and discussion boards.
Except, most of these sites are aimed at a primarily introvert audience. Most introverts aren’t going to lobby for the attention of the larger population. We’re not going to go on talk shows and shout to the world how ‘oppressed’ we are. Actually, most of us would dread being in the spotlight.

Its not just the noise its the hurry. There’s few things I hate like rushing. When one must rush it means you’re either a slave to someone else, that you’ve mismanaged your affairs, or both.

It’s got to be even harder to deal with all the commotion since you’re an empath.

Reading about these kinds of subjects is pure fun, so I’ve taught myself a few things.
Actually, I think it’s a waste to learn something from a teacher you’d never want to teach yourself. Otherwise, no further growth potential when the class is passed.

I feel for the kids who are like me. The constant stimulation must drive them nuts, and when they put their heads down on the desk, or refrain from speaking, they are hounded by teachers.

Excellent blog, excellent post. Agree with commenter that John Taylor Gatto should be on your reading list, and hey, Ferengi credentials are a-ok with me. I’m a betazoid, myself.
Best,
Puny