Substack Notes

Introverts don’t crave attention. They crave comfort. Kindness. Gentleness. A heart that cares without judgment. They carve slow quiet mornings, a clean cozy room, and a playlist that feels like home, and someone who understands them. They don’t want to impress anyone. They just want to exist without performing,... See more

Introverts hate asking for help. For favours. For advise. Even when they're in pain. Even when they're suffering. They don't. Because it feels like burden. So, they bear it all alone. They bottle it all up. Act “fine” even when they’re not. They're fiercely independent, but sometimes they need help too. But they just don't know how to ask. And... See more

I now believe that the architects of the Covid disaster are getting caught on purpose. Think about it — nearly every aspect of this operation that we’ve “discovered” is right out there in the open waiting to be found. They are getting caught on purpose because getting away with a crime is the ultimate flex of state power.... See more

Introverts get attached to energy. Not looks. Not status. Not words. If you bring calm, they’ll trust you. Open up to you. They'll make you feel like one in a million. But if you bring chaos, mixed signals, drama, inconsistency… it's over. No fights. No explanations. Just silence. And trust me, they're not rude, they're just protecting their heart.

Defenders of germ “theory” dismiss Koch’s first postulate—that a microbe should be found only in the sick, not the healthy—as “outdated” because of asymptomatic carriers. But that excuse turns a criterion meant to falsify the germ hypothesis into an unfalsifiable belief. Logically, Koch knew that correlation didn’t... See more

One of my favorite lessons from neuroscience: What feels like a struggle today becomes automatic tomorrow. In the image below, you can see how your brain works less hard at the same task as you get better - sometimes in just one practice session. The hard part doesn't last forever. Keep... See more

There’s a strange kind of loneliness that lives inside people who feel too much. They smile in public, but inside, they’re decoding the world. Every silence. Every glance. Every word that wasn’t said. They don’t hate people. They just get tired. Tired of small talk. Tired of pretending they don’t notice the tension no... See more

Introverts don’t hate socializing they just love being home. Where it’s quiet. Safe. Soft. No small talk, no noise, no pretending. Just them. Reading, thinking, listening music, staring at walls, watching movies, feeling everything deeply. For them, it's not boring, it’s healing.

my friend texted: “someone’s trashing you in the comments.” paragraph after paragraph of why i was problematic, performative, part of the problem. i replied: “just perception.” he said i was being too... See more