"I'm with you on the communication issue. After all, no one is 100% introverted. That term has also become misunderstood and misused." Yet you still seem to th

"I'm with you on the communication issue. After all, no one is 100% introverted. That term has also become misunderstood and misused." Yet you still seem to think that introversion and communication skills have something to do with each other ('after all ---'). I don't think this is true. The fundamental difference between introversion and extraversion appears to be how people 'spend' energy and how they 'gain' energy. For example, I'm probably as introverted as they come. Yet in social situations I seem like an 'extraverted' person, because when I'm with people, I like to talk quite a bit, have some social chatter, all that stuff. But this can tire me. And then there are months when I don't go out and socialize, simply because I'm tired and like to be alone with my thoughts. None of this has much to do with skills of any kind.