Today, social connections are important, but for introverts, friendships aren't about constant interactions or large social gatherings.
For them, a true friend is someone with whom they can share their deepest thoughts and feelings without fear of judgment. But introverts have some specific desires that only a person who truly has a friend understands.
Introverts need space
It will happen that they need to spend time alone, this is not a sign of disinterest or indifference, but a natural need to recharge their social battery. Introverts feel better when they have the opportunity to retreat and reflect, and their best friends are those who understand and respect this need.
They often prefer deep and meaningful conversations over superficial conversations
They are excellent listeners and offer well thought out advice. They do not want to be part of unexpected plans or spontaneous meetings. So, if you want to invite your introverted friend somewhere, make sure he knows well before it's time to go out.
For them, moments of silence with a good friend are not awkward at all
Rather, these moments are often what show who their true friends are. Introverts prefer to stay in their comfort zone and also like to spend time with "comfortable people," friends who don't feel compelled to talk the entire time they're together.
Ultimately, friendships with introverts are based on trust, understanding and respect
If you consider yourself an extrovert, this is the sign to "adopt" an introvert and have him as a friend for life!
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