more on introversion

[anotheranon]

Introverts of the World, Unite!, a follow up by the author of the link from my prior post. Evidently the original article got quite a reaction!

Worth reading the whole thing; Rauch's suggestion that the Internet has had a benefit for "innie" communications especially resonates with me (more ponderings on internet socializing later on).

Meanwhile: remember, remember, the 5th of November - who else is going to "V for Vendetta" tonight?

Comments

[jlsjlsjls.livejournal.com]

I read your comments on "V for Vendetta" last night ... it's always quite interesting when two individuals (you and D., in this particular case) who have practically been in lockstep in their movie opinions suddenly diverge so widely. Since I haven't even read the graphic yet, I guess I'll have to track down a copy, read it, see the movie and exert myself to form my own opinion. ***GRIN***

I agree that being introverted clubber (or similar activity) is quite logical ... as you say, you're there for the music (which is one of the best "white noise" barriers against other humans in existence). In my era, rollerskating rinks were the thing (call it a cheap concert with exercise) ... even if you went with a group of friends, the DJ & music. and the activity itself, let one be in one's own enjoyable and refreshing little bubble.