Daria: "Why didn't I just stay home, where it's nice and quiet and nothing ever happens?"
(from Daria S1E11: "Road Warrior")
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Daria: "Why didn't I just stay home, where it's nice and quiet and nothing ever happens?"
(from Daria S1E11: "Road Warrior")

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For AARP's The Girlfriend website, about being an ambivert. AKA a bit of introvert and extrovert.
I honestly hate this big divide between introverts and extroverts in pop culture and stuff. Like, I don’t like large crowds, but I like multitasking and dealing with people. I need to recharge after I deal with people and sometimes I need more alone time than not, but it doesn’t mean I don’t like socializing with others. I’m energetic about events and I get excited for them, but I also get anxiety when meeting new people. It’s hard to try and explain myself as introverted about sometimes and not others, and I wish people would stop capitalizing that people have to be one or the other because it’s really hecking me up.
Me: Hank?
Hank: Yes, my mama?
Me: I was wondering if I could ask your opinion?
Hank: Sure.
Me: An editor from the online community, The Mighty, read our conversation about you being scared of my maybe needing a wheelchair and about how it is important help to me and to help yourself to talk about my RA (rheumatoid arthritis) and AS (ankylosing spondylitis) .
Hank: That day when we cried and cried?
Me: Yup. Â Well, she was wondering if we would be interested in sharing that conversation with their readers to see if we could help other moms and kids going through the same things we are.
Hank: I like that idea.
Me: Here is where I need your opinion.  The Mighty needs a image to go along with the article and the editor I am speaking with wants to know if I can send her a photo of us, but your papa and I don’t want your image on the internet.
Hank: I do not want to be famous.  I don’t want people looking at me more than they already do, because of my hair and my eyes.
Me: I understand so what would you like to share? Â We have the illustration Amy Davis made of us, which is great or you can draw a picture for the article, one like you used to draw before you started your abstract, rorschach period. Â A drawing about conversations with your mama and how they are important and special.
Hank: (leaving the room, calling over his shoulder) I know exactly what to draw. Â I will be back. Â I love you.
Me: (smiling)
Special thanks to The Mighty for showcasing our conversation. Â I do hope it helps other parents and loved ones talk about illness and disease and stop trying to hide their pain and fear.
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