The Grumpy Introvert on Being Unashamed of Your Bubble
By Jennifer Mattern
Your happiness doesn’t require explanation.
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The Grumpy Introvert on When to Stay Quiet and When to Get Mouthy
By Jennifer Mattern
How to rise up without giving someone a black eye.
I’M LISTENING, STOP LOOKING AT ME: Grumpy’s Reflection on Craving Connection
By Jennifer Mattern
What’s “it” and how do you find it?
I’M LISTENING, STOP LOOKING AT ME: The Grumpy Introvert’s Advice on Finding Love After Loss
By Jennifer Mattern
Love is never a “should.” It’s “when I am ready.”
The First-Ever Grumpy Introvert Sampler: Speed Advice for All Three Types
By Jennifer Mattern
Grumpy Introvert’s triptych. Yes, we consider it art.
I’M LISTENING, STOP LOOKING AT ME: How to Advocate above a Whisper
By Jennifer Mattern
The ability to ameliorate a negative situation often lies within yourself.
What to Do When You’re Overthinking Your Own Happiness
By Jennifer Mattern
Afraid to believe in your good fortune? This piece is for you.
The Grumpy Introvert’s Advice on Friend Breakups
By Jennifer Mattern
You shouldn’t have to do backflips to keep anyone in your life, ever.
I’M LISTENING, DON’T LOOK AT ME: The Grumpy Introvert’s Advice on Privacy and Dating
By Jennifer Mattern
Privacy is a concern for everyone, not just introverts.
I’M LISTENING, STOP LOOKING AT ME: The Grumpy Introvert’s Advice on Impostor Syndrome
By Jennifer Mattern
Ever felt like a fake? This one’s for you.
I’M LISTENING, STOP LOOKING AT ME: The Grumpy Introvert’s Advice on Making Friends
By Jennifer Mattern
This is advice like you’ve never read.
Solitude in San Diego’s Sunset
By Jennifer Mattern
Jennifer Mattern’s gorgeous, evocative photography captures the peace of San Diego’s sunset.
My Daughter Finds Her Voice
By Jennifer Mattern
Somewhere along the way, she became fearless. Quietly fearless.
A Quiet Goodbye
By Jennifer Mattern
This is what I have always loved so much about my uncle: he has no trouble being proven wrong from time to time. His ego is not attached to a need to be right. In fact, he often seems to enjoy being proven wrong, perhaps because it means he’s learning something new.
My Father, the Introvert: A Photo Essay
By Jennifer Mattern
This, I realize, is what I have been waiting to see, waiting to capture. My father, no longer holding his breath.
Happily Invisible: Why Tokyo Is the Perfect City for an Introvert and Her Camera
By Jennifer Mattern
Whenever I can slip away to explore, I do—just me, my camera, and the thousands of strangers on the streets of Tokyo. I lose myself happily in crowds, the camera around my neck both a comfort and a buffer zone.
The Camera: an Introvert’s BFF
By Jennifer Mattern
Behind the camera, I remember to breathe. I remember it takes quiet to hear, and it also takes quiet to see.
A Tale of Two Sisters: The Introvert and The Extrovert
By Jennifer Mattern
I skulk in hallways, around corners, hoping to catch a few frames of this mysterious sister relationship. What would it be like to have a sister?
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