A question for all of you.

[ysobelle]

Am I an introvert or an extrovert?

Why do you think so?

Comments

Ummmmm....

[foxglove-8778.livejournal.com]

Extrovert.

[littleharp3.livejournal.com]

I think it depends on the sitation with you. At fair you are certainly an extrovert, or were when last I saw you. But in private, you are more reserved, introspective, etc.

[scarletwildfire.livejournal.com]

Extrovert. No doubt about it, girlie. Even when reflecting to yourself - you gotta tell other people what's going on. :)

[hennabee.livejournal.com]

Introvert. Because you had to stew those thoughts before they came out, and introverts have the ability to flip on an extrovert mask when need be. Extrovert really only refers to whether one processes thoughts internally or externally, and you're obviously well thought-out when you do speak. But I think that means that you've given it a lot of private thought first, and you aren't coming up with your opinion right there as you speak.

I'm going to vote borderline introvert with the ability to mask as an extrovert. INFPs from the Meyers-Briggs have this talent, as do several others. My brother is an Introvert who can socialize till the cows come home, and I see a lot of the same traits when you interact. :)

[deedeet06.livejournal.com]

In the short time I spent with you, I think I'd like to call you an "Introverted Extrovert."

Outgoing, yet not overwhelmingly so...Thoughtful, but not to the point of putting yourself in a catatonic state while BEING thoughtful.

But what the hell do *I* know...?? I hung out with you for a whopping 4 hours one day.

:)

[well-artesia.livejournal.com]

Extrovert, absolutely. You seem to really gain energy from being active with other people (in contrast, people wear. me. out. even if I like them a lot), you're not reluctant to loudly take charge when it's needed in a group, and you're a fabulous saleswoman.

I'm always so impressed with you for all of this, too... :)