During social events, the brain and body of an introverted socially anxious person may take on opposite appearances. The brain helplessly and nervously warns when the inevitable social event occurs. Because of social etiquette, however,  the body has to stand in front of the brain and is forced to socialize amicably with each other. The work uses images to represent the brain's resistance to interacting with people. And it uses the sculpture of the handshake to present the appearance of forced social interaction on a physical level. The work attempts to present the physical and mental inconsistencies of introverts in social activities.