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"Broadly speaking, they are more happy, successful, intelligent, creative, and popular." This reads like an extrovert's life wish list - particularly "popular,
by massysett 5y ago
"Broadly speaking, they are more happy, successful, intelligent, creative, and popular."
This reads like an extrovert's life wish list - particularly "popular," but even "happy" and "creative." I disagree that someone who exhibits these characteristics is somehow "better" or is living a better life.
- SneakyTornado29 5y agoCompletely agree here. As an introvert, wouldn't one be happier being around _less_ people? More so, I'd beg to argue creativity isn't a uniformly measured trait. An introvert expressing their creativity (i.e. through a personal project for their own satisfaction) is way different than an extroverted person running a business to express their creativity.