Is it ok to be an extrovert?

[Anonymous]

My best friend is an introvert. My boyfriend is an ambivert. I’m an extrovert. I love socialising and hearing and meeting and learning about and taking care of other people. I don’t hate being alone. But I find I get bored and stressed out with too much alone time. Other extroverts can overwhelm me sometimes. Whereas I’m interested in others, some extroverts like to dominate people and just want to be the centre of attention constantly and they talk twice as loud, twice as fast and twice as much as I do. I’m an extrovert but not an extreme extrovert. Sometimes I long to read, do yoga or watch a movie at home. Or is that an ambivert?

[Anonymous]

Most people in society are extroverts, so yes. And I know that because most introverts prefer not leaving the house often. Why would you think it’s not okay to be an extrovert? If you’re going off of what you see on social media, you have to realize most of social media is dominated by introverts. There’s a lot of anti-extrovert propaganda floating around, but the earth runs on extroverts. Although I don’t mind being an introvert, having extroverted friends allows me to have a life outside of my phone and room, so they’re greatly appreciated.

[Anonymous]

I think extroverts tend to be the most easy to control. They tend to by in to mass culture more. They tend to be the most basic. The tend to notice things less. The less socialized you are the more unique you will be. That's fact not opinion. That's not always a good thing.

But be what you want to be. You'll be dead soon so stop asking us and start living.

[Danny_dan92]

It’s ok to be whatever.




I’m more introverted, and I’m cool with it. Accept yourself how you are.




I’d say the only downside to being an extrovert is because you seek social gatherings often, you are more susceptible to get into some sort of trouble

[Nikki1989]

Us extroverts are the best.