(Almost put pervert as a joke choice, but was afraid too many would choose it!)

Read a book a month or two back called Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking.
One might guess from that which one I am.

Seems to me that many introverts wish they were more extraverted.  Not me, I'm fairly happy as I am.  just shut up! 

(I probably should have made a third option of "superextravert" for Guldbamsen.  )

Quite introverted.

Introvert.

Introverted. ... Let's not delve into drama.


Edited by Dayvenkirq - January 26 2014 at 00:29

introvert--  though I must say writing about music is great extroversion

Both - Introvert in unknown situations, extrovert within my comfort zone.

Introvert, as (almost?) everyone here.

Introvert. While I acknowledge that a certain amount of socialization is needed, I tend to try for as little as possible. I don't feel unproductive when I'm not doing any work. I hate answering the phone. I feel like seven people is a crowd. In social situations, I suffer from sensation overload and notice a lot of weird things like body language, who's walking in the room, what song is playing, that the door is squeaking loudly— all except (sometimes) what the other person is saying!

If you have the time to listen to three epics in a row and then also log onto the net to talk about it rather than catch up with friends, you would have to be an introvert.  It would be interesting if somebody voted extrovert on this poll, as to how he/she reconciles that with an appetite for prog.  

rogerthat wrote: If you have the time to listen to three epics in a row and then also log onto the net to talk about it rather than catch up with friends, you would have to be an introvert.  It would be interesting if somebody voted extrovert on this poll, as to how he/she reconciles that with an appetite for prog.