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How to Make Writing a More Social Hobby
Writing is often seen as a solitary activity, perfect for those who cherish alone time and introspection. However, if you’re looking to blend your love for writing with social interaction, there are plenty of ways to do so. Whether you’re seeking feedback, companionship, or simply new experiences, integrating social elements into your writing routine can…
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12 Great First Dates for Introverts
So, you’ve got a first date coming up, but the idea of loud bars or crowded restaurants is enough to make your introverted heart skip a beat. Fear not, fellow introverts! I’ve gathered a curated list of first-date ideas that cater to introverts and those who prefer a low pressure approach. From quiet bookstore explorations…
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How to Make Reading More Social
In bed, on the couch, on the floor: reading is a fantastic way to escape into fictional worlds or learn about our own. It’s often a solitary activity, but it doesn’t have to be! In fact, there are plenty of ways to make reading a more social experience, whether you’re a bookworm looking to connect…
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Going to a Restaurant Alone: How to Embrace the Solo Dinner Date
Are you hesitant about dining alone at a restaurant? It’s completely understandable, given the stigma attached to solo dining. But let’s break free from those societal norms and discover the pure delight of dining alone. In this article, we’ll dive into the numerous benefits and pleasures of solo dining, providing you with valuable tips and…
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12 Things couples take for granted, compared to single people
This blog is all about flying solo and living your best life while doing so. That doesn’t mean it sometimes isn’t a struggle, or isn’t a bit annoying. Especially as some of us are solo by choice, some are not. With many things being aimed at couples and families, it can get pretty frustrating. Even…
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Embracing Your Introversion: How to Be More Like an Extrovert
When someone asks we all love ourselves, sure! But secretly, there are also things we’d like to change. For many introverts, it has to do with social interaction, and wanting to be a bit more extrovert. While introversion and extroversion are both valid personality types, there are times when it can be beneficial to adopt…
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Learning to be Alone: A Quick Guide for Newbies
Being alone can be a daunting prospect, especially if you’re used to being surrounded by people. But it’s also an opportunity to learn more about yourself, your interests, and your values. Whether you’re starting a new chapter in your life or just need some time to yourself, here are some tips on how to learn…
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5 Things you’ll experience when you start walking on your own
Whether it’s a full on hike or stroll in your local park, a walk does great things for mind and body. When you’re first starting out going on solo walks, you may feel a bit odd. We’re so used to walking somewhere with a purpose, walking just for the sake of it seems out of…
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Do Introverts Feel Lonely? Exploring the Reality of Introvert Loneliness
Do introverts get lonely? Introverts love alone time, right? So surely they never get lonely? Turns out, it’s not quite that straightforward, and anyone can experience that shift from being alone to being lonely. Let’s explore what loneliness can look like for introverts, and what we can do to make ourselves feel better. What is…
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5 Solo date ideas for beginners
Whether you have been living life solo for a while, or are new to doing things on your own, it can feel a bit daunting. No one will come up to you in a restaurant to point out that you’re eating alone, but we may still feel a bit awkward about it, so conditioned that…
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