Introversion and Extroversion: Fine Line Between

Between and among individuals, there are distinct qualities we could find. Some are showy and have confidence as high as their height. Some have low self-esteem. Some are in between, not so confident and not so shy. But among the three, what are you?

This is @senyoritakayzee , and you are here once again to witness another topic, which talks about extroverts and introverts and something in between known as ambiverts, just right here in today's episode of Senyoritalks.

What are extrovert, introvert, and ambivert?

When it comes to extroverts, it's all about scope. For introverts, depth is everything. When an extrovert makes a lot of new acquaintances, they tend to lose them fast, too, and then find new ones. That is the nature of some extroverts.

Furthermore, an extrovert's problem-solving method is to enlist the help of others. There is a risk of incorrect conclusions or embarrassment if the socialite does not complete the thought process before speaking.

On the other side, introverts have a smaller circle of friends, but they tend to be more observant and stick around for longer. When introverts speak, their opinions are frequently well-considered and worth listening to on their own merits because of their meticulous preparation.

Moreover, when it comes to being alone, introverts are self-assured and comfortable with it. They don't talk much about their personal lives. Those with whom they feel most comfortable disclosing their deepest secrets.

They are often misunderstood. People assume they're pretentious because they're quiet and timid. But they have excellent listening skills.

They could be an expert at hiding secrets and an excellent counsel. You can rely on them, and if you need a loyal buddy, they're the ones you turn to. However, they have a hard time dealing with unfavorable comments. They may contemplate it for hours on end. Emotional, but also sensitive, they are. If they don't like someone, it might be difficult for them to speak up. But here's another intriguing trait of introverts is their tendency toward optimism. Extremely upbeat, and often serves as a source of inspiration for others.

Lastly, we have ambiverts. An ambivert is a person who is both an extrovert and an introvert at the same time. It is a moment when introversion and extroversion come together in one individual. To be in a group and being alone may be both enjoyable for you at the relatively similar time. At the same time as being incredibly skilled at conversing with people, you may speak to yourself like an introvert. Even if you take your time and consider your words carefully, you will sometimes say the wrong thing. Anyone, introvert or extrovert, may be worked with. It's not difficult to figure out what motivates other people.

What are some scenarios where we can see these types of people?

• Alone in a strange place.

It is more common for extroverts to become associated with persons they should have avoided, and I also believe that extroverts are more prone to get involved in toxic relationships.

• Telling someone a secret and assuming they would keep it to themselves.

Women tend to keep their secrets to themselves, whereas males prefer keeping their secrets to themselves. If you're an extrovert, the temptation to spill everything to your closest buddy is strong. Also, extroverts are more likely to get into difficulties with this than introverts.

• Any scenario in which you are required to remain quiet for a certain period of time.

Those who have been admonished to keep their mouths shut the most are likely to be the most outgoing.

• Boredom.

An introvert could regard it as a long-overdue opportunity for some alone time. If an extrovert has nothing else to do, they will get anxious and nervous.

• The influence of one's contemporaries.

Everyone will struggle with this one. A rejected introvert is likely to be unhappy, but they will not demand as much conformity as extroverts and want to be themselves wherever possible. In contrast, extroverts are more prone than introverts to cave to peer pressure because they have a greater need for social acceptability and recognition.

• Self-denial.

Extroverts have less tolerance and a greater desire for prolonged socializing, making it more probable that they will leave one toxic relationship and immediately return to another one of the same sorts within a few weeks.

In a nutshell, an extrovert is someone who has more confidence among the three, and it is followed by ambiverts who lie in between, and also, we have introverts or shy ones, and most of the time, they like being alone. That's all!