Jodoh Feeling Introvert Novels & Stories

In treating her harshly, I was not diminishing her—I was exalting her, honouring the strength that allowed her to receive and endure. The game was built on power, but my feelings went beyond it. There was admiration, devotion, and something close to worship woven into every interaction. Every moment with Judy was precious, and I intended to savour every second of my short leave with her. My world, my desires, my very sense of belonging—all of it revolved around her. As an introvert, my energy was reserved for only those who truly mattered, and no one mattered more than Judy. There was no need for distractions, no urge to socialise beyond her presence.

" What happened?? I know you like her a lot, in fact, you love her. What is the problem?? Why are you behaving like this?? " " It doesn't matter, what I feel. I don't think we are meant to be together. " " Would you care to explain?? I don't understand your point. " I said glaring at him. " We are like day and night... We would not be able to agree on one thing. We don't understand each other, she is too friendly for my introvert nature. She would be suffocated with me. " " Who are you to decide on her behalf?? Tell her your feelings, tell her your inhibitions then let her also decide. It's her life too. It should be your combined decision."

smirking, Groid retorted to Kloper. "Tss, you're no fun at all," Kloper kicked his tongue before he eyed Joshua. "What about our leader? Isn't it time for you to look for a partner?" Joshua had been set up with many blind dates before. He rarely shows up, and when he did, every girl who met him will walk out with tears in their eyes. So Kloper and Groid thought that he's one of the aromantic asexual people who have no romantic attraction to others. But Harvhey didn't agree, for he knows that Joshua is capable of liking someone whose old name starts with "J" and the new name starts with "C".

“Finally, I get to meet my favorite psychic in person. Whoa, I didn’t know you’d be close to my height in real life.” “Nice to meet you in the flesh too, Adrian.” “Oh my gosh, I love your skin. Its smooth peanut butter texture is incredible. It’s movie-star beautiful.” “Um, Thanks,” I said nervously. I’m not a fan of physical touch. I’m an introvert. But I wonder if associating with kids who have different personalities than mine would be fun. “Wait, are you reading my mind?” she asked. “No, I swear.” “Oh good, I thought maybe you were making me think something you’d thought of.”

Okay, I wanted her to leave earlier but now that we have started talking, I feel quite completely in her presence. I stand up from my chair and stroll towards her. "No, don't say that. You did not disturb me at all. Infact, I kind of like your presence." I say while scratching my nape. "You know, what I mean. We have a lot in common. So, I guess we can be good friends?" I say more like ask. I don't have much friends, just one best friend from high school and besides that not even one friend in college. You can tell that I am an introvert by nature seeing as I don't have much friends in my life. I don't even to someone first by myself. And making friends is not my virtue, to say the least. Bu

Cordy's personality was such that she would never look back and regret her decisions or do anything to change it. Thus, he had to go to her now and hope that he could convince her to wait for him and not feel disappointed in him. Zoe listened to John, and felt her heart ache for him. John was a strong but introverted man. When he spoke, she could practically hear how brokenhearted he was. One would only be afraid of losing love if it was deep, wasn't it? That was when one knew that pride would do nothing here and had to be set aside.

"Hey, you're one of the nicest people I know. He won't think it's a mistake to be your friend." Rosie sighed. Her worries were nowhere near gone nor was she any more reassured. After thanking and saying goodbye to Simon, she was left alone in the library with nothing but her overthinking mind. It was different with Simon. He himself was much like Rosie- not having very many friends and preferring to spend their time alone, being introverted and very social. It was why they got along so well; they understood each other, didn't have to pretend to be anyone but themselves when they were together, and they related to or at least understood each others problems and worries.

With that, he heads into the shop, leaving me leaning against the car as Jude stays inside, silently waiting. I cross my arms over my chest and try to imagine what it would be like to be his real wife. Would this day be romantic for us if it were true? Would I feel differently about everything? Jaydon has this interesting side to him. He may seem distant, even cold at times, but there’s definitely a more romantic side buried somewhere in there. It’s not something you’d expect from someone like him, but then again, he does love reading romance books, which says a lot, doesn’t it?

They went to the lounge and sat on the couches together. Sitting close to each other. “Tell me, where have you been hiding?” lindy smiled shyly. “At the office, I enjoy being alone and working on what needs to be done. I am an introvert, you see, and things like these are not my scene.” She man smiled at her. He has been looking for a woman like this for a while, one that works and would challenge him intellectually. Not just spending his money, but one who knows how to make it as well.

This should mean I was given away, so I want to find my parents, just to know why they did that to me. I grew up as an introverted person. I never go out with friends or clubs at all. I could hardly share my problems with anyone, I didn't see any special person to talk about my problem with. But I got into fights most of the time because of my temper, and I have amazing strength. Perhaps my strength is what God gave me in compensation to what my parents did to me.