This essay sheds light on what is an introvert, demystifies the qualities of an introvert, explicates why you are an introvert, and reveals why you prefer to not frequently socialize with other people as an introvert. An introvert is a person who has a personality which is characterized by introversion. In other words, an introvert is a reserved person or quiet person who prefers to spend time alone. An introvert has a proclivity to be introspective. Introverts often have an analytical mindset and may meticulously analyze their lives more often than they embrace living them. Living your life as an introvert is a stark contrast to living your life as an extrovert. Introverts prefer their solitude, whereas extroverts voraciously crave the company of other people. Introverts exudes low levels of extroversion. Introverts prefer to be in quiet environments at all times. Introverts demonstrate more reservation than excitement when socializing with other people. Introverts ineffably relishing spending time alone without being vexed by other people during their alone time. Lamentably, the world is not accommodating to introverts. In this controlled market economy, people are not furnished with solitude unless they can afford to procure solitude which comes at a steep price. Introverts would be able to thrive, prosper, and flourish if they were unconditionally afforded solitude. If you are able to afford solitude as an introvert then you can maximize your productivity and enter into hyperfocus in an expeditious manner with relative ease. If you are not afforded solitude as an introvert then you will not be able to maximize your productivity, will struggle to enter into hyperfocus, and will have immense difficulty concentrating on completing challenge tasks, especially when you are easily distracted by loud extroverted people who you share an environment with. When introverted people are not afforded solitude, their productivity levels are undermined. This is because, introverted people have immense difficulty concentrating on completing challenge tasks when they are easily distracted by loud extroverted people who they share an environment with. Each person has different levels of introversion and extroversion. Not every introvert is deemed to be a hardcore introvert and not every extrovert is deemed to be a hardcore extravert. Certain people for instance can be slightly more introverted than extroverted. It is also possible for certain people to be slightly more extroverted than introverted if they choose to do so. Certain people can even be ambiverts since they are able to have traits derived from both extroverts and introverts. Introverts are profusely affected by succumbing to early life slavery. Introverted people are more adversely impacted by succumbing to early life slavery than extroverted people. Introverted people are discontent with needlessly being dispossessed of 37,440 hours of their sacrosanct time against their own volition with no compensation for their time, energy, efforts, and hard work. Introverted people do not want to defer working towards reaching their overarching goals nor higher aspirations for thirteen years against their own volition in this controlled market economy. Extroverted people on the other hand are not as aggrieved about succumbing to early life slavery as introverted people are. This is because, extroverted people are often not as self-motivated nor as ineffably eager as introverted people are to reach their overarching goals and higher aspirations. Introverted consciously live inside the confines of their minds and can easily become tenaciously steadfast on reaching their overarching goals and higher aspirations. In stark contrast to introverted people, extroverted people are more laid back and are more interested with going through the needless motions and living their lives with other people rather than reaching their overarching goals and higher aspirations. Highly self-motivated introverted people eminently detest succumbing to early life slavery. Highly self-motivated introverted people are keen on expeditiously reaching their overarching goals and higher aspirations, are keen on actualizing their latent potential, are keen on eliciting the quintessential version of themselves, and are keen on having a prosperous, abundant, and auspicious future. Introverted people live lives in which they are the overarching focus on their lives, whereas extroverted people live their lives to be able to socialize with other people. Introverted people and extroverted people often cannot resonate with one another since the manner in which they live their lives is often a stark contrast to one another. Introverted people prefer to never live lives akin to how extroverted people live their lives and extroverted people prefer to never live their lives akin to how introverted people live their lives.