陰キャはやっぱり損をする──変わらなくていいという優しさと、居直りが人生を閉じていく構造

In this episode, I examine why introverted people often feel disadvantaged in modern society. This is not a criticism of introversion itself, but an analysis of social structures that reward extroverted behavior. I discuss how phrases like “you don’t need to change” can offer short-term comfort while hiding long-term realities. I also explore how self-justification and quiet resignation can slowly close off life’s possibilities. Drawing from personal experience, I argue that the goal is not to become extroverted, but to understand the system clearly and choose strategies that allow introverted people to live more open, sustainable lives.