A lot of this rang true for me. I'm an introvert, always have been. From a very early age I tended towards internal activities: reading, programming. Even the s

A lot of this rang true for me. I'm an introvert, always have been. From a very early age I tended towards internal activities: reading, programming. Even the sport I ended up focusing on (running) is a very solitary activity. Social interaction drains me and I need lots of alone time, often preferring it. I play in bands too though, and get a serious, addictive rush from making noise and performing for a lot of people. And I genuinely like people and making friends, but I don't really feel like I'm sharing "me" in a meaningful way unless it's one-on-one or with a very small group. Parties sap my energy, but I go to them because I get to interact with so many people. The only point I take issue with is #9, because I definitely have a thrill-seeking, adrenaline-junkie streak. There's no script.