Introverts in Love: The Quiet Way to Happily Ever After Paperback – January 6, 2015

Introverts in Love by Sophia Dembling, is a compact well written handbook for introverts and those who love us. Inside are pages of stories and lessons learned from what must have been years of research and interviews on almost every aspect of relationships, from where and how to meet, to what to do when communication breaks down and lines are drawn.In this book I was able to read things I have never been able to put to my own words. I was able to identify and give voice to times in my life where situations arose that ended in frustration. With the stories of others having the same issues and how they resolved them, I now I find it easier to avoid and deal with such situations as over stimulation and meltdown.For the non-introvert, the book shows how situations can trigger our defenses and what to do about them when it happens. It also talks about and explains by example of our need for quiet and solitude and how this should not be seen as pulling away from those we care about.Overall, it is a well thought out book with many excellent stories and explanations. I'd like to see a deeper more psychological followup but that's just my own curiousness.

A great read for those interested on an introverted viewpoint in the area of love, romance, and companionship; with methods and suggestions to better A relationship. The book displays individual claims of successful and failed relationships on mainly introverted folk with A touch of introvert/extroverted mechanics. This book offers A look into the author's accumulated wisdom from her own experiences and those she has gathered by the community of online introverts. An interesting read for those with A desire to learn about introversion and how it meshes with self love/dating/partnership/love/conflict/improvement. Recommend it.Sophia Dembling's style in her newest iteration on introversion brings to mind A conference which she herself is hosting, speaking to A captivated audience. This is because she regularly puts forth her own ideology in between individual accounts (as well as share her own experiences in dating and her marriage) to add to the story and shed light on how she believes the issue can be resolved and learned from. This book is A personnel work for the author and she is enthralled to share her thoughts with you and me, her audience.Hope this helped your decision making process.Cheers!

Lovely book. Helped me understand myself a little better while laughing along the way. I also love my dog. She’s a good girl.

Ended up not finishing the book. Ok but not great

I have to say this book is excellent. I am an outgoing guy, but I have introvert tendencies in terms of needing significant time to “regroup” and collect my thoughts. I underlined the crap out of this book as I saw so many facets of my own personality within the pages. Which feels really good - to realize it’s not just a “me” thing. The author writes in a casual, likable way that is endearing and enjoyable. This is one of the best relationship/self awareness books I’ve read. And I’m picky. Very picky.

I found the book informative and insightful. It gave examples of how and why introverts feel or act in certain situations. (I tend to be a little introverted myself, so could relate at times). It did help me to understand the world of introverts, their actions and to maybe not take things too personal. Met a friend online, who doesn’t want to chat on the phone, now I understand why (it’s not just me). I found other examples I could relate to as well. I’m not in a relationship, so all the examples of the married couples were a bit too much (so I just skimmed over those parts). Although, I could see them as helpful to couples. I would recommend this book to others. I read with Kindle-Unlimited.

This book was very well-written and helpful. It covered a lot of different sides of being introverted in relationships. The stories were brief and very easy to identify with. The author has a talent of describing things I've felt or experienced better than I could. I'll recommend this book to others as a way to get insight into relationships.

I bought this book for my 24 year old introvert son. I wish I had been able to read this when I was 16 or 18 or 25 years old. It would have helped me a lot. It is a very practical book that does not give all the answers but does raise great questions that introverts need to think about when looking for a life partner. There is great advice based on interviews with introverts that have had both successful and not so successful relationships.I definitely recommend it to introverts that are trying to understand themselves in the world of relationships and romance. It is an easy read but a worthwhile read.