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How to be very quiet and reserved
Find friends who understand you.
A common misconception about people who are quiet or reserved is that they do not have any friends. This is simply not true.

Pick from:
--The average person does not have any friends at all. Everyone has their own interests, hobbies, and dreams and " preferences " that mimic them.
--They have, however, discovered that they love talking more than ever before. While it's sometimes okay to be quiet, by finding people who understand you, you'll get to know people in person.
--Most introverts do not have " real " friends, but they do have them. Be aware of who you are together with and try to stay with those people.
--In fact, some quiet/reserved individuals find it easier to build strong friendships with people, in part because they focus on getting to know the other person instead of making idle small talk or going on about themselves. You don't necessarily need to find friends who are also quiet/reserved, but you should ensure that the people you surround yourself with are understanding of your quiet/reserved tendencies.
In fact, some quiet/reserved individuals find it easier to build strong friendships with people, in part because they focus on getting to know the other person instead of making idle small talk or going on about themselves. You don't necessarily need to find friends who are also quiet/reserved, but you should ensure that the people you surround yourself with are understanding of your quiet/reserved tendencies.