24 Gifts That Will Make Introverts Say, "Wow, Me"

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1. A standard definition mug that every introvert is basically obligated to use. And for good reason — some people need it to be broken down for them.

If I have a book in my hands, go away. If I look like I don't want to talk to you, go away. If you see me at all, abort interaction.Get it from Amazon for $15.99.

2. An interactive create-your-own-world book to put their innate creativity and imagination to work, because introverts have some of the busiest minds out there.

3. A loose, slightly weathered tank top for people who, unlike Ariel, would rather just be a part of their own world, by themselves, with their gadgets and gizmos a-plenty.

Promising review: "Very comfy and has a great weathered look to it. Most people don't realize it's snarky until they look closer. Lol, I get compliments on the pretty mermaid and then I see it register on their face. Love it!" —AmazonoholicsGet it from Amazon for $10.29+ (sizes S-XXL / four colors).

4. A heartwarming three-wick candle that understands staying home and staying warm is always the best choice — choose from vanilla, pumpkin, and marshmallow or smoked cedar, clove buds, and warm rich embers, or just get both!

5. A doormat with a very simple and very real message to all who dare disturb your alone time.

Ok, so what if it's every day? Just don't come, ever.Promising review: "Now I just scream 'Look at the mat!!' from the other side of my front door." —DanielGet it from Amazon for $18.43 or a similar one from Walmart for $10.19.

6. Awkward tees with a sorta triumphant feel to them, like yeah, I'm awkward and I'm awesome at it!

7. A petite 2.5-quart slow cooker that's just the right size for one person, one mouth, one heart — did I mention one?

Promising review: "It has the convenience of slow cooking but is small enough that you don't have to make enough to feed an army and then have it over and over or have to freeze. Great for singles or couples, I'd say." —Joyce ChapmanGet it from Amazon for $8.99 or Jet (in white) for $23.53.

8. A cozy, enveloping, and hug-like fleece blanket to bury away all your people-interacting and public-speaking stress in.

9. Heated narwhal slippers (via desktop and laptop USB ports!) that are 100% better alternatives to real shoes and going outside.

Promising review: "Narwhals are my favorite, so I just had to get these. My house is very drafty and I'm always cold, so these slippers are perfect because they keep my feet nice and toasty. The cord is a nice length: I'm able to either sit at my computer with them plugged in or put my feet up on the couch with them staying plugged in. I've only had these for about a week, but they seem to be holding up rather nicely considering I've been wearing them every day." —Kindle CustomerGet them from Amazon for $42.99 (one size fits most / also available in a light-up, non-heated version).

10. A simple and calming reminder (solid brass with 14-karat gold plating, FYI) inspired by one of American poetry's most renowned and brilliant introverts.

11. Lightweight, high-quality noise-canceling headphones so they can create their own bubble of privacy and calm, even in the midst of a crowded street or café.

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Comes with a 56-inch QC25 inline remote and microphone cable, airline adapter, carrying case, and AAA battery.

Promising review: "Like many people, I bought all the name brand noise canceling headphones to avoid the high price of Bose. They all fell short somewhere. Then I broke down and went all out on the Bose. In one word, WOW!" —Richard Giguere

Get them from Amazon for $169 (for Apple devices / only available in black) or $169 (for Samsung and Android devices / only available in black) or Walmart for $279.

For a cheaper option, try these ones from Amazon or Jet for $39.99+!

12. A mini (or bigger) bottle of prosecco delivered right to your doorstep because you're not about checkout small talk.

13. A discreet and stylish monochrome oval flask for a few sips of liquid courage when you're brave and venture out to a Real World Party.

Obviously, you don't need alcohol in ya to talk to people or make a great impression — but if you need to calm down your jitters a bit, it's *an* option. And also, obviously, drink responsibly.Get it from Amazon or ShopBop for $32 (five colors).

14. Two books to fuel their desire to move to a totally remote corner of the world and never speak to anyone again — bye, cell signal and Instagram FOMO!!!

15. A curved body pillow for fluffy comfort and support from all sides — and, most importantly, it doesn't talk or nag like another human being! Brilliant.

Promising review: "I absolutely love this pillow. It helps me sleep at night and supports my back when I'm sitting up in bed. It's like my best friend." —Nikki BrownGet it from Amazon for $45.95 or a similar one from Jet (in white) for $48.66.

16. An awkward giraffe plush with an adjustable neck that's basically a carbon copy of introverts placed in most social situations.

17. An ingenious hooded travel pillow to give chatty plane/train/bus neighbors a very clear message — sorry Carol, I'm not interested in hearing about your kids' talent show.

Promising review: "One of the best neck pillows I've owned. It's inflatable so you can alter the firmness and the soft hood is great to pull up for privacy, to keep you warm, and to pull over your eyes to sleep. Been using this for travel but even more at home." —Jody L. HaggartGet it from Amazon for $24.95 (five colors) or a similar one from Jet for $12.71.

18. An extremely important pin that proudly shows off an introvert's membership to their favorite and totally not elite club. Their motto? Everyday we're shuffl—functioning.

Get it from Papa Llama on Etsy for $10. Matching certificate here.

19. A dotted journal for jotting down overly-caffeinated musings, pre-planned comments for class participation grades*, and accomplishments of the day.

20. A punny necklace that will make them chuckle and then say, "Yes, actually, please do."

"Gotta look up animal memes, I hope you understand."Get it from Amazon for $12.

21. A darling stackable tea set and tension-relieving, caffeine-free tea to cozy up with allll winter long — and fyi, sharing's not in the protocol.

22. A zany yet inspiring activity book that lets the reader become a co-author through doodling, lists, paper-craft projects, writing prompts, and lots more — solitary projects = A+.

Promising review: "Being a disabled introvert, it's super hard to go out and make new friends. What makes this book so great is it celebrates being an introvert while also allowing you to feel connected to a community of people who deal with the same challenges. Every activity is set up to be a collaboration with the author, which I found to be really cool and clever. There are prompted journal entries, lists, single-player games, mazes, and word searches — 110 activities in all. And the best part of the book is co-creating a book that cerebrates them as a person. If you are an introvert you'll probably love this book. I know I do." —T. BennettGet it from Amazon for $10.38 or Barnes and Noble for $12.48.

23. Plush onesies to prance around the house in 24/7 because what else would one wear? Separate tops and bottoms just aren't full coziness potential.

24. And finally a book that pushes you to do something outside of your comfort zone on a small, manageable scale — because whatever you do, be happy and proud of it!

Promising review: "I love the daily prompts that force me to step outside of my comfort zone to become a bolder version of myself. Definitely a worthwhile purchase!" —Emma C.Get it from Amazon for $11.33 or Barnes and Noble for $11.58.(There's also a Do One Thing Every Day That Makes You Happy version.)

But for now, we'll just hide out for a little longer.

The reviews used in this post have been edited for length and clarity.

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