even introverts have to work, and maybe work was the one thing keeping them from becoming fully depressed or maybe they had a hobby they can't anymore. sure they may prefer to hide inside, but their lifeline may have been one friend they can;t see anymore, or maybe a morning in the gym. this si going to cause a lot of deaths not because of covid but government overreach

by Anonymous 4 years ago

I think you may have meant to say introverts.

by Anonymous 4 years ago

yes I did

by Anonymous 4 years ago

While I'm undecided on the government overreach part, you just changed my mind about the introverts. At first I agreed with the post and assumed introverts would be doing fine, but you raised some good points.

by Anonymous 4 years ago

im sure if they are able to work from home many will be ok, but more will not IMO, as for overreach, do you know how many people died in the great depression? 7 million, do you know we are worse off, then the worst year of the depression and getting worse day by day. is more then 7 million worse the risk? I THINK NOT! we will be forced to vaccinate, taking MY JOB away all for what? to appease the mind of the sheep to make them feel safe? HA! we are all CATTLE locked in the barn thanks to current governments

by Anonymous 4 years ago

Both my sons are introverts, and they are thoroughly enjoying it. One son works in an ofc with a lot of extroverts, and now that he's working at home, he's SO much happier . My other son traveled a great deal - was on the road a lot as a project manager. He's thrilled to be home and since he's single, he's enjoying a quiet house and having time to himself. I can tell you they are both much happier to not be putting up with extroverts or idiots.

by Anonymous 4 years ago

Yes shy people are in their element. Busybodies are bummin.

by Anonymous 4 years ago

Mentally speaking, I agree. My sister is an extrovert and she's close to climb up the walls. She hates being locked in. I, on the other hand, I'm quite relaxed.

by Anonymous 4 years ago