Comments on: Table of Contents http://kingdomofintroversion.com The World according to the 'introvert' and the 'nerd' Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:04:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Deus Ex Machina http://kingdomofintroversion.com/table-of-contents/#comment-1355 Mon, 09 Jan 2012 20:49:33 +0000 http://kingdomofintroversion.com/?page_id=473#comment-1355 All I can say is i’m amazed. When I first started reading I was only mildly intrigued but as I got more into it, I was shocked at how well your descriptions jived with how I feel on a daily basis. I have done some reading on introversion and though some of what I saw clicked with me, It was all so generalized I couldn’t really get into it. Almost everything you have said summed up what iv’e wanted badly to put into words for so long. I can’t thank you enough :)

]]> By: Gluon the Ferengi http://kingdomofintroversion.com/table-of-contents/#comment-1090 Sun, 28 Aug 2011 14:45:57 +0000 http://kingdomofintroversion.com/?page_id=473#comment-1090 You’re welcome. I wrote this blog because I grew up with a nameless stigma. Nothing in the orthodox social discourse even remotely touched on my personal circumstances and issues. Nothing about me was part of my society’s narrative. I was a nothing.
That gaping uncertainty that’s completely unexplained….that’s the very worst part.
I know much too well what that’s like and you will find me very happy if I’ve helped a kindred spirit.

]]> By: Hans http://kingdomofintroversion.com/table-of-contents/#comment-1083 Wed, 17 Aug 2011 07:56:32 +0000 http://kingdomofintroversion.com/?page_id=473#comment-1083 Thank you very much for your website. I always thought there’s something wrong with me but after reading your articles i realized that i’m perfectly normal and don’t have to change at all. I feel very relieved now.

]]> By: Evan http://kingdomofintroversion.com/table-of-contents/#comment-891 Mon, 25 Apr 2011 08:55:10 +0000 http://kingdomofintroversion.com/?page_id=473#comment-891 I really enjoy and appreciate your work and I have shared it with a small online introvert support community. The feedback had been just as positive.

I doubt that I have it as hard as I believe, I mean I have friends and even a new girlfriend who seems to understand, but you have taken a huge weight off my shoulders. I feel like Im 11 years old again and figuring out that there is no god. My whole life I wanted to be Loud. Now Im comfortable being me

]]> By: Day:6 | wordlessalice http://kingdomofintroversion.com/table-of-contents/#comment-866 Sun, 20 Mar 2011 15:02:20 +0000 http://kingdomofintroversion.com/?page_id=473#comment-866 [...] quest to start really GETTING TO GRIPS with the polar opposite world of introversion. I came across this site and although it is not of academic standard, I have found it very usefully with insight. I also [...]

]]> By: DK http://kingdomofintroversion.com/table-of-contents/#comment-847 Sat, 19 Feb 2011 18:35:20 +0000 http://kingdomofintroversion.com/?page_id=473#comment-847 You have no idea how comforted I am as a fellow introvert who has suffered her lot in life to have found this site.

Thank you so much for writing it, I look forward to reading more of your entries.

]]> By: D http://kingdomofintroversion.com/table-of-contents/#comment-530 Sat, 04 Sep 2010 06:38:46 +0000 http://kingdomofintroversion.com/?page_id=473#comment-530 For a long time, I have wondered why I write, think, and feel as I do–and why it seems discordant with the rest of the world. With some recent and long overdue insight into what introversion truly means, I have only just begun to understand.

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.

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