Had exactly this discussion in a circle of people where most identify as clear introverts (jftr, I don't) - and they unequivocally said that chat doesn't really

Had exactly this discussion in a circle of people where most identify as clear introverts (jftr, I don't) - and they unequivocally said that chat doesn't really count for the social exhaustion. I think most of it that you can just step away, often even mid-conversation - and the simple fact that it's not voice or even personal interaction. I guess it's really multi-faceted and people my age (late 30s) who grew up with chat and being online and having a lot of friends you only meet once per year (or only every few years) then interaction can be different and you're maybe even interacting more, just not in person. So does that even fit the classic definition of introvert?