Introvert Privilege Checklist

I've seen a lot of "Extroverts oppress introverts and are the privileged social -version" content, but introverts are very privileged as well, just in different areas. That's why I made an introvert privilege checklist. 

• You don't get bored because you have your musings to entertain you.
• You don't feel as bad about social unavailability.
• You are automatically regarded as more intelligent and authentic.
• You can have your emotional needs met without worrying about being annoying or attention-seeking. 
• You can call going the Internet and reading a few comments your social interaction for the day.
• You are rarely or never accused of being a phony.
• Your emotions are considered real and valid and are not dismissed as "stupid mood swings." 
• Your emotional needs as a whole are considered more valid because you can fulfill them without worrying about being too obtrusive.
• You don't need the validation and admiration of others.
• You are perceived as more trustworthy, sensitive, and empathetic.
• You can easily find relatable Internet content.
• You can pursue a creative hobby and not need to show it off.
• You cope with ostracism more easily.
• You are seen more as an individual than an overly-specific archetype.
• You don't "need" the company of others the way others do.
• You have no worries about coming on too strongly.
• You can create your own company.
• You don't feel the compulsive need to win others' approval through absurd means. (e.g. eating 100 fruit stickers)
• Your feelings of being misunderstood are readily validated and affirmed by others.
• Your speech actually means something to other people and isn't received as content-free babble.

How it Works:

Your introvert privilege score is the amount of statements you agreed with out of the total (which is 20). 

My introvert privilege score: 3/20. What's yours?
Additional Information:
Temperament: Choleric-Sanguine (ChlorSan)
MBTI: ENTP-A

• Keirsey Type: Inventor Rational

Enneagram: 8w7 sx
Sociotype: ILE (ENTp)

• Relative Quadra: Gamma
• Socionics Functions: 
• Leading: Ne
• Creative: Ti
• Role: Se
• Vulnerable: Fi
• Suggestive: Si
• Mobilizing: Fe
• Ignoring: Ni
• Demonstrative: Te

DiSC: High D