Relationship Advice: Here are some things you should know before dating an introvert

No matter what stage of life we are at we all need some dating advice every now and then. We all want to date, we all want to be in a relationship and have a companion or someone to love and be loved. Nobody wants to live their life alone even if they are an introvert. Extrovert or introvert, it does not matter because we all want a relationship. Even if having too many friends and being around too many people makes you uncomfortable you still want somebody you can turn to in your time of need. That's just how introvert are and if you have started falling for someone who is an introvert you might want to prepare yourself for what is to come.

Relationships are never easy but being in a relationship with an introvert my dear little dicier. Their opinions and priorities are a little different from you what yours might be. They may not need a big group of people and friends to feel happy and cheerful and being alone might not be as uncomfortable for them as it might be for you. Dating someone with a different personality can be difficult and this is why we all need some advice to ensure that we can work hard and make a relationship work. More so if you believe in a long term relationship or true love.

So if you are in love with an introvert, here is what you need to know before you date them

1. They are not clingy and they do not constantly need you at every stage in life. They might need a little more space than usual and might enjoy a little bit of alone time every now and then.

2. They might be awkward around you in the initial phase and require a little more time to open up and be their true selves around you. You might need to work little hard to get to know them.

3. They may not enjoy being on the phone and texting you all the time. They won't be as proactive on calls and messages. They probably won't be the first one to text you.

4. They won't be the kind of people who will indulge in small talk in casual conversation or gossip for that matter. They want a deep and meaningful conversation with the people

5. They won't be comfortable going out on double dates and being around a big group of people. They probably wouldn't feel comfortable going out for a concert or going into a very crowded club restaurant or meeting your huge group of friends at the same time.

6. They won't have a problem with doing things alone and on their own the pretty independent in that way. They probably won't bother you when they want the light bulb fixed or go for a movie.

7. Sometimes they might just enjoy being alone and even if you are around they might want to simply sit in utter silence. As weird as it may sound, it actually gives them a sense of relief and comfort that they can share comfortable silence with you.