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How to Care for Introverts

NewEra

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Accurate list, for me at least, haha.
 

FallaciaSonata

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Now that's the truth.....if only the rest of my family knew that.

Not to derail your thread, but my goofy teacher said something odd today. Shocker, I know. She mentioned "You can't just label someone Introverted or Extroverted...." and I agree to a certain extent. There are ambiverts out there. But as for me, I'm definitely introverted.....and I know a few annoying people that are without a doubt, extroverted. (Generalization there, I think lots of people are annoying, not just extroverts.)

So....is there a guideline for labeling? Do you have to be..."significantly introverted/extroverted" in order to properly fit the label? Because I scored very high in the Introversion category. (80% ish on several tests, and obviously, I know from experience how much time I spend/need alone.)
 

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Now that's the truth.....if only the rest of my family knew that.

Not to derail your thread, but my goofy teacher said something odd today. Shocker, I know. She mentioned "You can't just label someone Introverted or Extroverted...." and I agree to a certain extent. There are ambiverts out there. But as for me, I'm definitely introverted.....and I know a few annoying people that are without a doubt, extroverted. (Generalization there, I think lots of people are annoying, not just extroverts.)

So....is there a guideline for labeling? Do you have to be..."significantly introverted/extroverted" in order to properly fit the label? Because I scored very high in the Introversion category. (80% ish on several tests, and obviously, I know from experience how much time I spend/need alone.)

It's okay. I disagree with your teacher in that statement though, but of course there are ambiverts. So there are pretty much three categories: introvert, extrovert, ambivert. I don't believe there is a guideline for labeling. If you're more introverted than extroverted, then you're introverted, same applies for extroversion. If you're equally introverted and extroverted, then you're ambiverted.
 

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Nice.... Now I have to figure out a subtle way to whip this out for extroverts whenever they're being overbearing. Any suggestions? I was thinking about making it into a T-shirt
 

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Nice.... Now I have to figure out a subtle way to whip this out for extroverts whenever they're being overbearing. Any suggestions? I was thinking about making it into a T-shirt

They'd never read the whole thing though, they'd get bored after two lines and just stare at our boobs/manly pecs.
 

prplchknz

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nah some would read the whole thing, besides you're sterotyping both introverts and now extroverts. Most of those things on the list is true except the 15 minute warning before dinner for me.
 

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Hm. Yeah, a T-shirt wouldn't work out. Unless we put really bright, colorful pictures next to each line signifying their meaning? That doesn't solve the staring at our boobs/manly pecs problems, though.

Or we should make a really cheesy informational video, post it on YouTube and play it on people's iPhones. .... Too far? :huh:
 

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Don't care usually works too. Gives the introvert the space he/she needs and everything will work out. :whistling:
 

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Don't care usually works too. Gives the introvert the space he/she needs and everything will work out. :whistling:

Hahah, you're right, what was I thinking? This always produces the desired effect :laugh:
 

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That is a very good list. :yes:
Basically, let us do our thing while you do yours.
 

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All of that adults in my family are introverts. The only extrovert is my sister. She needs to follow this advice, because her advice rubs me the wrong way.
 
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