Which Song Reflects Your Introvert Type?

Your introvert song is "Don't Speak" by No Doubt! You're so in touch with your introversion that you know when to call it quits. Needing to be alone is a key component of human nature, and as soon as you've recognized that a relationship is no longer healthy or fulfills you're needs, you know how to eliminate yourself from the situation. You may be an anxious introvert with more reserved properties. You often get nervous with social interactions and jump to conclusions, but you're also great at protecting yourself and setting boundaries when you smell trouble or the unnecessary. You and Gwen are kindred spirits!

Your Introvert Song is "Alone Together" by Fall Out Boy! You enjoy the solitude of your own company, but there's nothing quite like having that small group of friends or one special person to share that alone time with. You're a social introvert and while the prospect of finding yourself in a large social situation doesn't frighten you, you still prefer quality over quantity. You want to take in the unknown and experience the path ahead of you with yourself and the ones you're most drawn to. In this case, doesn't Fall Out Boy know exactly how you feel?

Your Introvert Song is "Smells Like Teen Spirit" by Nirvana! Even when your most current thoughts seem nonsensical or out of the box, they still make sense to you. Like Kurt, you like to take in your environment and get creative with every detail regardless of the mental or emotional symbolism you may uncover behind it later. You're primarily considered a thinking introvert, not necessarily averted to social situations but still like to wander off into your own imagination. You may be a bit anxious too, which could be the reason for this fantasy escape, but as long as you allow yourself to remain rational at the time you'll be just fine!

Your Introvert Song is "Creep" by Radiohead! You're the most misunderstood introvert of all, and sometimes it can be frustrating. You have a big heart and manifest the desire to be social deep down within, but for explainable reasons it's easy to find yourself most happy in the pleasure of your own company. It can become quite exhausting to dwell on the complexities of life's experiences and personal relationships, and Radiohead gets that completely. Discovering where you truly belong and who you should be with is your ultimate goal, and you're certainly not alone!

Your Introvert Song is "Across the Universe" by The Beatles! This psychedelic classic perfectly describes your open mindset, in the frame of observation and sometimes silence. You like to reflect in your own personal setting in order to properly absorb the beautiful details that compose your surrounding environment, finding yourself lost in a dreamy state. You are the perfect example of a thinking introvert that appreciates the social interactions and relationships you experience, but depending on yourself for insight and comfort is always your best bet!

Your Introvert Song is "Royals" by Lorde! You like to move at your own pace and don't understand why others feel the need to rush through life and achieve their dreams without enjoying the journey. You've embroidered your internal state in the riches of culture, conversation and the simple things, passing up on the materialistic values that swarm the masses. You don't mind these large crowds but have no desire to be apart of them. What we can conclude is that you're a restrained introvert that lets their social side out to play when perfectly enticed, just like Lorde herself!

Your Introvert Song is "Here" by Alessia Cara! You're what we like to call "selectively" social, and you fall under the categories of social and thinking introversion. You have a complex thought process that needs to be stimulated by an another intellectual mind, allowing useless chatter and trivial gossip to fall by the wayside. When you do surround yourself in the company of new people you try to find someone you connect with on a deeper level, otherwise you place your trust in entertainment among those you're comfortable with. As Alessia says, it's okay to a bit anti-social when you know what you like and where you want to be!