A deep thinker is often quiet and reserved, but open-minded, eloquent, passionate, and incredibly bright. Misunderstood by most people, deep thinkers are more than just reclusive introverts. Their minds are a maze of unmapped ideas. Deep thinkers are fascinated by everything, and they enjoy exploring the abstract world more than the real one. Wondering if you might be one as well? Here are 8 Signs You Are A Deep Thinker.
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Writer: Chloe Avenasa
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