Books, alone time, and silence–these are the three things that seem to represent an introverted personality. Making up from about two-thirds to half of the world population, introverts are becoming more and more recognized nowadays, and researches about this specific personality in a society valuing extroversion have brought up many interesting facts and ideas.

However, let’s delve into a simpler, more personal aspect of introversion: friendship. Being friends with an introvert may be hard to you because they don’t often tell you what’s going on in their mind. They may seem too closed off, or hard to approach. If you are an extrovert, the differences can be surprising and difficult to understand.

To help out you improve your friendship with an introvert, here are 7 tips on for having introverted friends:

1. They like spending time being alone

It all boils down to the brain composition of many introverts. Their brainstems maintain a higher stimulation level than extroverts, and thus, introverts do not need to socialize as much as extroverts to regulate this stimulation level. Moreover, too much socializing can cause introverts to feel stressed and burnt out…

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