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I think the problem here is the traits associated with one or the other, not the two categories themselves. Perhaps if you read different definitions of the two
by tkxxx7 10y ago
I think the problem here is the traits associated with one or the other, not the two categories themselves. Perhaps if you read different definitions of the two, you'd think differently as well. The traits addressed in the article specifically seem particularly fluff.
I believe that while any person can easily use introverted or extroverted capacities, all people have a baseline or more natural/habitual behavior.
- tdb7893 10y agoI think that’s true. I’ve met a lot of girls who tell me they are introverted or extroverted but the only difference between them is whether they are anxious or not around people they don’t know well so I’ve come to think that the other traits people seem to associate them are just kinda arbitrarily clumped together but I could totally see how you could define them differently and have the categories actually make sense.