Am I Introverted, or Just Rude?
&gt; “Sorry I’m late,” the T-shirt reads. “I didn’t want to be here.”<p><i>I</i> don&#x27;t want to seem rude, but what usually gets me with such cutesy sayings is that it&#x27;s wholly trite and unoriginal, and why would you want that on a t-shirt you wear?<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.google.com&#x2F;search?q=Sorry+I’m+late+I+didn’t+want+to+be+here" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.google.com&#x2F;search?q=Sorry+I’m+late+I+did...</a>.<p>If someone were to show me one of these shirts, and be like, &quot;hey, that&#x27;s you!&quot;, I would kinda feel like... you don&#x27;t really know who I am. You&#x27;re just trying to explain something as complex as an introvert&#x27;s inside life and not doing so well.<p>So, maybe I do feel for the author of the piece.<p>I feel also that (as an introvert), it&#x27;s not that I don&#x27;t want to hang out with my wonderful friends, it&#x27;s just that there&#x27;s something I want to do much, much, more, that just happens to be something I do alone. Tonight, my friends want to go dancing, and I love dancing (and I love my friends), but the weather is nice tomorrow, and riding a bike longer than anyone I know would want to is completely irresistible to me. My hobbies have become so extreme as I&#x27;m the only one that now participates in them. Anyone can go drinking and dancing. It&#x27;s inclusive like that.