Yeah. I have one introvert friend, and she is a life saver. The only one who can hold a conversation. Yeah, being in the background is fine, but feels a bit awkward at times.
Yeah, like I just feel like I'm pretending to b someone I'm not when I'm in a group of extroverts. And a lot of times, they wear me out. Especially my ESTP best friend.
ESTP, isn't that the opposite of what you have? Yes, it can be quite uncomfortable. All my friends absolutely love parties. This will sound a bit ungrateful, but I hate being invited to parties and always end up saying no, just because it's so weird. I've been at parties, and the only thing I do is standing there, thinking about how stupid everyone is acting. I don't get the point of it. And my friends don't get how on earth I can't like parties.
They can wear me out too, I very often prefer soltitude instead of hanging out with them. But like I said, they're great though. We're just a bit different.
Don't worry. I hate it when I get invited to parties also. I do the same thing. Just stand there observing. I would way rather b one on on with someone. Parties drain me so much. Even family parties since I have a huge family. Yes, my friend is the polar opposite of me. Which can b great for experiencing new things, but good conversation is out of the picture completely:(
Me too. I don't worry, I'm okay with it. But it's good to know others are also like this.
If I shouldn't be able to have a good conversation with my friends, I actually wouldn't consider them as friends. I'm glad I don't have this problem with my friends.
Is it normal that I am obsessed with the Myer Briggs personality test?
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I wish I had more introvert friends ;). They're extremely social, while I tend to be in the background. But hey, they're great though.
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Yeah. I have one introvert friend, and she is a life saver. The only one who can hold a conversation. Yeah, being in the background is fine, but feels a bit awkward at times.
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Yeah, like I just feel like I'm pretending to b someone I'm not when I'm in a group of extroverts. And a lot of times, they wear me out. Especially my ESTP best friend.
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ESTP, isn't that the opposite of what you have? Yes, it can be quite uncomfortable. All my friends absolutely love parties. This will sound a bit ungrateful, but I hate being invited to parties and always end up saying no, just because it's so weird. I've been at parties, and the only thing I do is standing there, thinking about how stupid everyone is acting. I don't get the point of it. And my friends don't get how on earth I can't like parties.
They can wear me out too, I very often prefer soltitude instead of hanging out with them. But like I said, they're great though. We're just a bit different.
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Don't worry. I hate it when I get invited to parties also. I do the same thing. Just stand there observing. I would way rather b one on on with someone. Parties drain me so much. Even family parties since I have a huge family. Yes, my friend is the polar opposite of me. Which can b great for experiencing new things, but good conversation is out of the picture completely:(
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Me too. I don't worry, I'm okay with it. But it's good to know others are also like this.
If I shouldn't be able to have a good conversation with my friends, I actually wouldn't consider them as friends. I'm glad I don't have this problem with my friends.