Extroverts just don't get how someone can stand to literally be alone all day long and be perfectly fine with that. An introvert understands what it is like to lay in bed all day with no one to talk to but yourself. If you don't understand the struggle it takes to be in a social environment then you're probably not an introvert. But if you do understand the struggle, you'll relate to these six introvert struggles as well.

1. Your best friend or someone close is telling you an important story, and you didn't hear anything after "So earlier today I..."

My friends stay mad at me because I never remember what they tell me.

2. You constantly complain about going out with friends that they eventually stop inviting you places.

But you still confront your friends about not inviting you.

3. You have a friend group, and it makes you have anxiety when the group gets changed at all. If someone new comes into the group or someone in the group is arguing, you casually excuse yourself.

I love my friends, but whenever something changes I distance myself from the group until everything is back to normal.

4. If an introvert has a pet, it is their best friend. You have no problem talking to your pet because they have nothing to say back, and you love it! If you don't like pets, then your bestie is probably a book or music.

She gets me.

5. When people try to make small talk with you, you throw up in your mouth a little bit. It doesn't get easier.

Ever get so annoyed with small talk you pretend your phone just rang and you have to go?

6. Rainy days are your favorite days. It gives you the excuse to stay in, by yourself, and curl up to the TV all day long.

If a long day doing nothing, locked inside your own little world is ideal for you then you're an introvert.