Social media reacted to the day with relatable memes. Are you someone who enjoys solitude and spending time alone? Loud parties and dancing don’t excite you, and people who talk too much tire you out. Then you must be aware of your introverted nature. Introverts prefer staying out of the limelight and don’t like being the centre of attention. And there is a day to celebrate them as well.
Well, it may sound counterproductive as introverts don’t like being in the spotlight but January 2 is known as World Introvert Day. It started in 2011 when psychologist and author Felicitas Heyne published a blog post calling for a day for the ‘quiet ones’. And after the holiday season and extravagant New Year’s Eve celebrations, World Introvert Day is an opportunity to finally relax and enjoy solitude.
Social media reacted to the day with relatable memes and many netizens expressed how being an introvert makes sense to them.
“Being an introvert is not about where you get your energy. It’s how you handle stimulation. Introverts are energized by people too. We’re just easily exhausted by loud parties, close talkers, and endless houseguests. I’m not antisocial. I’m pro-quiet,” Adam Grant, a psychologist, tweeted.
As an introvert, I have mixed feelings about having attention drawn to me with a #WorldIntrovertDay. pic.twitter.com/3f8AnrpcPq
— John Bennett (@NesterTheLark) January 2, 2023
Today years old to find out there’s a World Introvert Day! 🥲
To all the introverts,
Never let an extrovert make you feel bad about being an introvert! 😤— Sed Mostly (@sakshi_thinks) January 2, 2023
Today is World Introvert Day. All parties to celebrate it have been canceled, hooray! #worldintrovertday
— Jenn Granneman (@JennGranneman) January 2, 2023
Introverts after knowing January 2, is celebrated as World Introvert Day. #WorldIntrovertDay pic.twitter.com/EGhG4AauVQ
— Killer (@Jaga238) January 2, 2023
Aj to mera wala din hai #WorldIntrovertDay pic.twitter.com/NKme7ItpAX
— SAIMA💞 (@anjali_arora_13) January 2, 2023
Happy #worldintrovertday pic.twitter.com/3Lm3e00Sko
— Michael Brothwood 🌍 (@mrbrothwood) January 2, 2022
#WorldIntrovertDay pic.twitter.com/2ZyTIEvbLM
— Jenny AB (@jennyAB31205) January 2, 2023
“I’ll be celebrating the World Introvert Day doing what I love the most: laying on my bed all day,” another person said. “We have our own day?! Yay! Happy World Introvert Day,” a third said.