The 5 Love Languages of Introverts | TIS Ep. 20

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The 5 Love Languages of Introverts | TIS Ep. 20

Episode Summary:

Introverts have the unfortunate reputation of not being the happiest of people. But, is that even true? The sisters think not. In fact, they believe that like most people, introverts have “love languages”: things that make them feel happy, and able to be their best selves. Tune in as Sharon and Lisa each reveal their introvert love languages. Plus: This has been a summerless summer. No trips, no festivals, no vacations, nothing. They even cancelled Crop Over in Barbados. The girls discuss what they did instead of their usual summer activities. 

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3 Big Takeaways:

  1. One-on-one convos are the best: “Those conversations that you have one on one are important. Those are where the magic happens.”
  2. Introverts need their quiet time: “Give me some time. Give me some space, with no ambient noise. Just complete quiet. A little bit of sensory deprivation, almost.”
  3. Most introverts are homebodies, and that’s ok: “My home is my sanctuary. It is my haven.”

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5 Juicy Quotes: 

  1. “Quiet is my love language.”
  2. “Food is love. I think that’s pretty much universal.”
  3. “Time alone to decompress, often with a book, is my love language.”
  4. “I love hanging out with special people in small numbers.”
  5. “Deep conversations about things that matter. That’s a love language for me.”

By The Numbers:

  • 0:34 – “Introverts Unite Separately” segment: Summer in the times of Covid has been…different. In many ways it didn’t feel like summer at all. The sisters talk about how they spent their summertime.  
  • 9:33 – “In Our World” segment: Sharon and Lisa discuss Introvert Love Languages: what are the things that make introverts happy.
  • 9:45 – Lisa explains the origins of the term “The 5 Love Languages”, and outlines them:
  1. Words of affirmation
  2. Quality time
  3. Giving gifts
  4. Acts of service
  5. Physical touch 
  • 9:33 – “In Our World” segment: Sharon and Lisa discuss Introvert Love Languages: what are the things that make introverts happy.
  • 10:42 – Lisa shares her introvert love languages.
  • 16:22 – Sharon shares her introvert love languages.

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