Introverts in Love: The Quiet Way to Happily Ever After

Love is tricky for everyone-and different personality types can face their own unique problems. Now the author of The Introvert's Way offers a guide to romance that takes you through the frequently outgoing world of dating, courting, and relationship... Read more

Love is tricky for everyone-and different personality types can face their own unique problems. Now the author of The Introvert's Way offers a guide to romance that takes you through the frequently outgoing world of dating, courting, and relationships, helping you navigate issues that are particular to introverts, from making conversation at parties to the challenges of dating an extrovert.'This books is for anyone who has ever wrestled with the conflict between the wish to stay home and the desire to go out and find a partner . . . a book about the human capacity for love.' Susan Cain, author of the New York Times bestseller Quiet'Dembling (The Introvert's Way) tackles the pitfalls of dating and relationships for the introspective and sometimes socially awkward. With introversion reaching buzzword status, this book may attract an audience.' Publishers WeeklyPraise for The Introvert's Way'In this thought-provoking treatise on the quieter types, Dembling, the blogger behind Psychology Today's 'The Introvert's Corner,' proposes a wholesale rethinking of what it means to be an introvert . . . Dembling's account is refreshingly candid and straightforward--'I am an introvert,' she writes, 'And there's not a damn thing wrong with me.' Publishers Weekly 'Unlike Quiet, it not only provides scientific and cultural background but also practical tips and a thorough-note of complete understanding of the introvert's nature. An introvert myself, I have never read a book that I have so truly felt myself in.' Psych Central 'Dembling urges introverts to embrace their need for solitude, reflection, and regeneration with no apologies. It's what makes us who we are.' Cleveland Plain Dealer Praise for The Introvert's Way'Thought-provoking . . . Dembling's account is refreshingly candid and straightforward.' Publishers Weekly 'An introvert myself, I have never read a book that I have so truly felt myself in.' PsychCentral.com Less