For those of us who are not introverts, we assume when someone is alone we must call or visit them. Certainly they wouldn't want to be alone. Yet for introverts, being alone is a treat.
I have always enjoyed uninterrupted time to think, read, or even to create. This is when time flies by. Most introverts agree that time alone is priceless. It helps us energize and get back in touch with where we are.
Introverts have learned to get along with themselves, so when the rest of the world is fearing spending time alone, realize the introvert enjoys it. A shut bedroom door is not a sign of depression. Instead, it's a quiet retreat.
At work, at school at home or publicly, see these signals as a sign of introverted temperament. We introverts enjoy people, yet we really enjoy our time alone.
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