The NYT article “Introvert Longevity Tips” argues that introverts face a unique tension in old age: we’re biologically wired to crave solitude and depth. But the body and mind also crave belonging, emotional resonance, and communal life. A lifetime of sipping life from the margins may leave us more vulnerable in older years — not ...
Quiet Strength, Quiet Risk: Introverts and the Longevity Question

