If you?ve participated in any kind of team building activity at work, you?ve likely taken some sort of personality test that tells you what your strengths are. These tests also usually indicate whether you are more of an extrovert or an introvert.
Me" I?m right in the middle of the introvert/extrovert scale. I?m slightly more extroverted than I am introverted, but it?s pretty darn close. My introverted side, for some reason, tends to come out during wedding planning. I can stand up in front of a large group and present something to them, but I can?t plan this wedding without feeling a little queasy.
If you identify as an introvert, the following statements likely make your stomach churn a bit.
?Aren?t you excited to walk down the aisle" Everyone will be watching you!? ?Everyone is going to want a photo with you on your wedding day!?
?The spotlight will be on you! Aren?t you pumped"?
Yes. No. Maybe. Help me.

Probably what my face looks like during these conversations / GIF via GifSmile / Source: FOX/New Girl

Being an introvert doesn?t necessarily mean that you dislike socializing—you just don?t draw as much energy from social interactions as extroverts do. Psychology Today has a wealth of articles on introversion, some of which aim to dispel some of the myths around being introverted.
I have to confess that I am nervous about getting married. OK, let me specify. I?m very excited to make it official with Mr. Horseshoe and spend the rest of our lives ...