Do you consider yourself an introvert or extrovert?
im a sextrovert.
Do you consider yourself to be an introvert or extrovert?
I'm pretty sure I'm an introvert and I think it shows through my personality. When I was younger I was more outgoing and outspoken, but well I don't know what happened. I guess I just changed. I've been told I seem shy, quiet and reserved, which I must admit to be true. I'm just not the kind of person who likes to start a conversation with people I'm not familiar with. That sometimes makes it a lot harder for me to make friends. What people don't understand is that it's not like I don't want to talk to them but I just don't know what to say or do. Then things just get kinda awkward. I know sometimes I make people feel a bit uneasy when they're around me because I don't talk much around strangers. But if they really get to know me they'll realize that I'm not that shy at all. I'm better with a small group of people. I'm just not a typical teenager. I don't like going out to a pub/bar or just do something crazy. My sister thinks I don't have a life but I just enjoy doing other things ,which she thinks are boring. So I don't know... I like spending time with myself and just think about things I know that sounds strange but well... maybe I think too much. There was this one time when I went out on a date with a guy and never heard from him since. My friend asked him what was wrong and he said "she's too shy for me". I just thought "Oh, what else is new". Also I have trust issues. I find it difficult to really trust someone and that's probably why it takes a long time for me to open up. But once you prove to me that I can trust you, I'll be your friends forever. Once I call someone friend they can be sure I'll always be loyal and sincere to them.
Would you consider the bodybuilding a introverted lifestyle?
Im 21, have dreams and desire to become a bodybuilder but Ive been told so many times that Im wasting my young life to reach this goal. All I do is work, eat, sleep and lift. I don't go out on the weekends because Id rather rest my body than doing harm to it with drinking. I don't have any friends due to the fact that I don't go out much, since I eat every 2 hours and if Im out doing things I might not make my "quota" of 6 meals a day. I spend lots of money on food and supplements. Any guys know people in the BBing Industry, that are examples that this is worth it? I want it for myself, but Im starting to follow suit that maybe I shouldn't be so serious about it and start enjoying my life more.
Do you consider yourself an introvert?
I do consider myself an Introvert as I am not so social kind of person . I keep my self limited to me only , as well as-I have only 2 friendsI don't have any best friendI hate talking , for me it's better to faintI think more than 100 times before liking anyone’s post, before sending or replying to someone’s message or calls or before answering any question on Quora and most of the times I ended up rejecting my ideas of doing any of these things. More traits are there but that's all for today.
How do introverted guys flirt?
I don't necessarily consider myself an introvert, but that all depends on the situation. It is generally difficult for me to walk up to a woman I find attractive and strike up a conversation. It really has nothing to do with confidence, it's just trying to find the right words to say without sounding like you're dropping some kind of line. The thing that has always worked for me is eye contact and a smile. That's a big indicator that someone is interested in you. Once I get past that and I get the acknowledgment from the woman that she is also interested, then I don't care how stupid I sound, I'll just walk up and say hi. As far as knowing what to look for from someone you already know, that's a little more difficult to answer. I would suggest see how he is with other women and compare that to how he is with you. If he acts differently towards you, in anyway, then I would say this means he's into you. And, unfortunately, this may also mean you would have to make the first move. There is nothing wrong with a woman letting a guy know that she's interested. The rules of gender have changed, and dating should be no exception to that change. Good luck.
Do guys like introverted girls?
I guess in this extrovert dominated world, most people would prefer an extrovert partner. But to me, I prefer I have an introvert companion, because I am an introvert. When we 'innie' (introvert) meet the extroverts (outie). Surely there will be some extra work to do in order to make the relationship work. It is a common issue that we all introverts facing; that we are attracted to the extroverts. The solution... is that both innie and outie need to have mature understanding to each other. We introverts need to understand the needs of our extrovert friend that they need to go out and socialize. And extrovert need to understand our need of quiet time, that we need to recharge our energy just to meet the expectations of this demanding world.
Do you consider yourself an introvert, extrovert, or an ambivert? How is your life been shaped by that part of you?
I’ve scored Extrovert on the MBTI consistently for over 40 years, and validate that way. I strike up conversations with people in grocery store lines, and am pretty much fully WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get), which are typical extroverted behaviors.My extroverted preference and behaviors, combined with other type and non-type related characteristics have led to me being a leader in just about every area of my life - certainly in those areas where I had an interest in leading. Two examples: I have over 30 years of management and leadership experience in organizations, from lead worker to CEO; also in over 50 years of volunteering in and around several nonprofit boards, I’ve chaired every conceivable committee and bee the President of 8 different organizations, from small to large.I love the challenge of leadership of all sorts. I could have done all or some of that as an introvert, but I suspect the scale would have been different for me.
Introverts, would you date an extrovert?
I am reasonably introverted, but I'm pretty good at faking my way through social encounters. I dated a much more introverted girl, and it worked out fine. When we ordered pizza I would always call and answer the door so that she wouldn't have to interact with anybody (even if she was paying), and at parties I would stay close by and change the subject if she started to look uncomfortable. Playing this role was fine for me because I could identify with the shyness; it might be a little more awkward for a truly extroverted, outgoing person.
I am introvert and straightforward person but people consider me egoistic and arrogant. Should I change myself and how?
SO here are two questions that might explain why you’re perceived that way:Why do people think that introverts are rude or arrogant?Why most of the introverts are considered as egoist?And then you can change the way you act around people. You can try think more about their side and give yourself a pause before you’re about to say something that might be perceived as rude or too direct. There’s usually always a way to express things softly.And if you do end up offending someone or making them uncomfortable, apologise and explain you didn’t mean it, it will take a bit of the harsh perception people have of you.About the egoistic part I can’t really help, as I don’t know if you really are a little selfish. If it’s something you want to change, it helps to help people when you can and share things, like utensils or snacks. It will make you more liked.Lastly to make a nice impression, greet everyone and give smiles.