The 'We are the Introverts' Comic Encourages Individuality
Introverts are often depicted as socially awkward, hermits and loners, but this stereotype is magnificently beautified by Grant Snider's 'We are the Introverts' comic.
Snider goes through a few common misconceptions about the 'typical' anti-social introvert and names a few famous ones we may know such as poet Emily Dickinson, children's author Dr. Suess and a former American president, Abraham Lincoln, all of whom were eccentric but brilliantly inspiring in their own way.
Some may choose to live as a recluse and peruse through books and museums, but there is nothing to shy away from. His introverts comic does not deny any of these misconceptions but instead, embraces it.
Snider goes through a few common misconceptions about the 'typical' anti-social introvert and names a few famous ones we may know such as poet Emily Dickinson, children's author Dr. Suess and a former American president, Abraham Lincoln, all of whom were eccentric but brilliantly inspiring in their own way.
Some may choose to live as a recluse and peruse through books and museums, but there is nothing to shy away from. His introverts comic does not deny any of these misconceptions but instead, embraces it.
