10 signs you are a deep thinker.

Some people can not find satisfaction in superficial things. They always want to know more, and they have their way of looking at things and connecting with everything that surrounds them. These are the people who would rather get lost in their deep thoughts than speak when they have nothing to say. Hey, we are the deep thinkers of our fast-paced and chaotic world. You are one of them if you have the following traits:

Be observant.

Deep thinkers tend to say less and observe more. They fully engage in their interests and analyze the topic thoroughly before forming an opinion or passing judgment. Because of this ability to be more observant, you're not easily influenced by popular opinion. You need time to fully consider a topic and collect all of the facts before making a decision. This certainly can be quite frustrating for people around you, who may be expecting an answer right away, knowing that it's not going to happen with you. The good news is that once you do come to a decision, you know that it's one that you have thoroughly thought through.

Introverted 

Many deep thinkers are quiet, reserved, and often introverted. Of course, this isn't surprising when you spend most of your time in your head and little time socializing. You probably won't be much of an extrovert. But deep thinkers tend to be introverted, mainly because deep thinking isn't a social activity, so it makes sense. 

Curious

As a deep thinker, you are inquisitive about the world around you, wanting to know how everything works, why things are the way they are, and what makes people tick. interested in many subjects. You are always happy to learn something new. You know a little something about everything and, because you are fascinated with life, you rarely get bored. 

Characteristic is forgetfulness.

You may wonder how this could even be possible. A deep thinker thinks of everything right. Well, yes, and that's the problem. You think so much that regular day-to-day things get pushed out of your head or get put on the backburner. It's just that you are more focused on trying to solve a problem or learning something new rather than remembering to pick up a loaf of bread on your way home. You may love your partner very much, but you've likely forgotten an anniversary, birthday, or some other special occasion. You sometimes forget to meet social obligations because they just don't matter that much to you. It's not high on your list of priorities. It's not that you have anything against anyone, and it's not intentional. It just involves conforming to societal expectations like making small talk or talking about things that aren't interesting to you, and thus you sometimes forget these things.

Problem solver

Deep thinkers are very good problem solvers, and since thinking comes naturally to you, you can identify patterns and potential problems quickly. You've taken the time to think about the options from every possible angle, so you are less likely to make costly mistakes. 

Socially awkward 

Deep thinkers dislike many of the culturally accepted norms and behaviors that are expected of us daily. You don't like mindless chatter with others, and you usually only speak when something is important enough to say, not just for the sake of saying something or because of pressure to say something. However, the negative side to this is that you may appear snobbish because you are quick to disengage from gossip and everyday conversations, but as a deep thinker, you tend to be more down-to-earth and genuine, preferring one-on-one conversations where you can focus your time and energy on that person and have deeper conversations with a deeper connection. 

Independent

Because you tend to be the loner type, you are often misunderstood. You learn early on to rely on yourself and become very independent. You enjoy spending time alone because this is your time to recharge and it gives you space to think things over without distraction, and because you find social gatherings uncomfortable, 

Mainstream culture.

You quickly learn to enjoy solitude. You don't resonate with interests and things that are common to most people, and you simply don't derive pleasure from things that everyone else likes to talk about. Popular TV shows and the latest celebrity gossip only irritate her. You find yourself wondering how people can waste so much time on things that don't matter.

Over-thinker

By now you've probably figured out that deep thinking almost always leads to overthinking. Since you tend to overanalyze just about everything, you sometimes even find non-existent mistakes and flaws. You are often too hard on yourself, and this makes you worry too much about insignificant things. 

Indecisive 

People who do a lot of deep thinking have a hard time taking real actions to change their lives. They prefer to dream in theory, inside their heads, and as a result, turning ideas into reality can be difficult. This indecisiveness and lack of action can cost you success and achievement. When you realize you need to make changes but fail to act, this can bring you disappointment within yourself.

What do you think? Are you a deep thinker? Which of these characteristics do you possess? Please share your thoughts in the comments.