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RE: No, You Are Not An Introvert
Any labels that one puts on themselves are limiting us, especially when they supposedly apply to our intrinsic qualities. I would say that there are certainly people with different levels of a need for interaction with other people and I would say that a sizable chunk of that is dictated by our innate personality, not just our situation and prior experience which surely play a large role too.
But I absolutely agree, labeling yourself as either one is a useless act that can easily do more harm than good. And if you want to measure something like that, don't view it as something binary, but as a spectrum and it's a spectrum one could certainly move along with time as you suggested.
well said
Thank you and thanks for taking the time to read and reply.