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Introverts, what's the furthest you've gone to avoid people?


  1. My roommate is very talkative. She'll talk at me for hours on end if I let her. Sometimes when I'm not in the mood for it, I'll hop in the car and drive until she goes to bed lol
    — BoboHodo

  2. Put duct tape around the top and bottom of my dorm room door and taped over the peephole so no one could tell if my lights were on from inside the dorm
    — Birdman_the_third

  3. I had this office job for about 6 months where I didn't really like anyone I worked with, so every day for lunch I would go out to my car to pretend I was going out to get lunch, and instead drive to a nearby mall parking garage, park, and eat the lunch I'd packed for myself. I could've saved gas and time by just sitting by myself at one of the tables at work. But then someone might've tried to *talk* to me.
    — pizy1



  4. I moved to Japan because you don’t have to make small talk with strangers ever.
    — bellow_whale

  5. I was driving up to the store, saw someone I knew walk in, I didn’t even stop. I just kept driving to another store. I didn’t want to do small talk with them. And I knew it’d be a lot of small talk because something new just happened in their life that they’d bring up and want to talk about.
    — Ohaiyogozaimasu

  6. Changed positions at work to a position where i make less money over all to avoid talking to guests
    — CaptainCckBlock



  7. Friends husband pulled a 'Homer disappearing backwards into the hedge gif' move when he was trimming the hedge and people came to visit. Doubly awkward cause they saw him do it and he just stayed in the hedge. EDIT: Holy Hika - well that took off! And gold - thank you!!! Ok... I know who Sean Spicer is but what did he do? Was there a hedge at the White House? Did he run away from the press? Help me with the reference please whanau (family) :-)
    — tamati_nz

  8. I was having a "bad day" with being a introvert, so I used one of those Grocery Delivery services, and texted the driver saying wasn't home at the moment and to just leave the stuff on the porch. When I heard her drive up I literally stood in my hallway where I couldn't be seen from any windows and listened carefully. I heard her come up to the door, knock, knock again, drop the bags and drive off. She sent a text that she had dropped the stuff off and I should hurry because some of it is perishable. I opened the door and got my groceries. That might be one of the lowest moments in my life. I still get pangs of shame whenever I think of it.
    — TellAPhony

  9. I’ve scaled wet, steep and slippery rocks when hiking just to avoid small talk with the people on the actual path
    — PMme_YOURSHOES



  10. My grandfather has died like 15 times to get me out of social engagements. What a champ.
    — arcgarrets

  11. If someone is browsing a section of a shelf at a grocery where I need something from, I pretend to look at other stuff until they go away. I swear though today I think I was waiting for someone to leave the canned soup section while they were waiting for me to leave the salsa section diagonally behind them.
    — livelaughloaft



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