Socially Awkward People Have Thrived Through History

In the article from Upworthy, therapist Lesley Lasker is quoted saying that socially awkward people “often spend a lot of time alone”, which allows them to process information deeply and analyze situations more thoroughly than others. She also explains that self-compassion helps build resilience, noting that awkward individuals tend to blame themselves too much, but treating themselves kindly can help them grow stronger.

Check it out in Upworthy.