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I wonder if people would be more introverted/extroverted depending on the fit with the people they are around. like if you spent all day with people you had a
by m463 2y ago
I wonder if people would be more introverted/extroverted depending on the fit with the people they are around.
like if you spent all day with people you had a LOT in common, would an introvert relax and be "more extroverted". Not only subject matter, but maybe social compatibility, like polite conversation style?
I wonder if there could be communities for introverts that would make them more relaxed.
- dgfitz 2y agoMy understanding, and this holds true for me, is that the introvert/extrovert concept is a “how do you charge your batteries” kind of thing. Extroverts do that around people, introverts do that not-around-people. I’m not sure sticking a bunch of like-minded introverts in a room would help. In fact, for me, I know it doesn’t.
- herpdyderp 2y agoI'm introverted/extroverted purely based on the current social group's dynamic. I've found that I'll quickly take the extroverted role to keep a group doing things together if nobody else is and I like the group. However, when that role is already filled, or I'm not that keen on keeping the group going, I step back.
- unwise-exe 2y ago>> I wonder if people would be more introverted/extroverted depending on the fit with the people they are around. Personal experience says yes.