
For many introverts, the idea of escaping to a place that offers peace, privacy and minimal social interaction sounds like a dream come true. Now, a viral video is capturing attention for showcasing just that — Sweden's uniquely introvert-friendly and somewhat anti-social culture. The clip has been shared on Instagram by Indian content creator Ashutosh Samal, who now lives in Sweden. The video highlights how social interactions are approached in the country.
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According to Ashutosh, people in Sweden often peek through the keyhole before stepping out of their homes, just to avoid bumping into neighbours and engaging in small talk. Even on public transport, many prefer to stand or wait rather than sit next to someone.
The vlogger explained that locals are highly reserved and typically avoid eye contact unless it is important. While this lifestyle might feel like paradise for introverts, Ashutosh noted that for those who thrive on socialising, Sweden might not be the ideal destination.
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The video went viral on social media, with people sharing their thoughts in the comments section.
One user said, "Time for me to move to Sweden."
Another added, "I think this could be my dream destination."
Someone commented, "I felt this only in the southern part of Sweden. The northern part is more friendly. There, you have to always greet the people whom you meet along the way, otherwise it will feel like you are insulting them. I love to live in Northern Sweden."
"Born elsewhere, but feel so Swedish," read a comment.
A viewer remarked, "Cultural shock pro max."
A person wrote, "Hehe, that's really quite weird, but I like it. Soltitude is the soul's medicine."
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