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FotoHelin / Shutterstock Introverts and extroverts have different brain chemistry ways of functioning. Introverts often need to take time out in an “introvert hangover.” This is where they spend time alone and recharge after a lot of social stimulation. But this isn’t a negative experience. In fact, introverts spend this time being creative and learning […]
You got: You’re an introvert You enjoy social interactions, but only in small doses. While you enjoy going out with friends, you’re just as happy spending a quiet evening at home. You use your days off to reset for the week ahead, and look forward to spending time alone. Getty Images Take quizzes and chill […]
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A Sneak Peek To “What is an introvert? Introverts – shy and withdrawn, mysterious people that don’t particularly need human interaction, or do they? With all of the buzz about introverts, extroverts and ambiverts going on lately, are we sure we are not jumping to conclusions regarding someone’s personality, and more importantly, how much of the […]
You think you may know the difference between introverts and extroverts – the common misconception is that introverts are shy and don’t like to socialize, and that extroverts are outgoing and love to be in the spotlight. But actually, there is much more to it when you scrape the surface. These two personality types are […]
4. But even if they get you to attend, they know that doesn’t mean you’ll be staying there all night. View this image › 5. You’re open to the idea of trying new things with them, but they know you’re more comfortable having one-on-one time with them in a pair of sweats. View this image […]
Discussion of recent weather, and how it may or may not be a sign of global warming “Did you do anything fun this weekend?” “So, what are you doing for the holidays?” Details of someone else’s exercise regimen. When are you going to have kids? Details about symptoms of an illness, real or imagined. Discussion […]
