If you are born introverted, you are wrong, and all the behavioral choices you make because of your introversion are also wrong. In fact, every personality has its own advantages and disadvantages. For introverts, their energy is directed inward. They are quiet, sensitive, and independent. They tap into their own deep social interactions and prefer to be quiet and alone. Like extroverts, this is just a natural psychological type, not original sin, nor a fault.
Introverts are blamed for another reason: their silence contributes to their vulnerability. Extroverts have greater social breadth, control most of the information outlets, are more inclined to seize the initiative, and are good at setting rules. Under their rules, introverts become freaks and aliens, and thus become original sin.
Bottom line: For introverts, you're not doing anything wrong. The biggest mistake you can make is: you deny your own character. Think about it carefully, wouldn't it be fun to cook at home without a party? I didn't meet a single acquaintance while walking on the road. I was free and carefree. Isn't it quite happy? The things that others deny you are the things that make you truly happy, so you should just go with the flow and stick to it. You don't have to blame yourself for this, you're not wrong. And those of you who are desperately trying to change introverts - just take care of yourselves.