The_Reaper
Senior Don Juan
I am an introvert, I admit it, but I don't want to be this way. Can I de-program myself or is it in my nature and something I will have to deal with and fight?
First of all, you never use fictional characters to illustrate a point about a person being an introvert or an extrovert. They are fiction. They are not real.Hitman10000 said:Same here, here's a suggestion from someone who did fake being an extrovert: It's a waste of time. Be yourself. You only fight it if you think it's an issue, it isn't really. Sure, extroverts get to have sex...3-5 times more than an introvert but it doesn't mean they're great. Probably at communicating they're good, but here's a list of Hollywood roles who are introverts vs extroverts:
Introvert:
James Bond character
Clint Eastwood Cowboy characters
Spiderman
Extrovert:
Tom Cruise character in Mission Impossible
Dr. Evil/Austin Powers
Wolverine
Note the differences in how each of these characters interact.
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What does this even mean?Tha Realnezz said:yes,it's annoying and childish.
This is so true. It's the difference between being shy and being introverted. An introvert is someone who's comfortable and content with not being the center of attention and likes having a lot of time to themself. If someone is just quiet and shy and doesn't have a lot of friends but wishes they were more outgoing and is unhappy with the way he is, then he's not necessarily introverted. He's probably dealing with social anxiety or something. He's not in congruence with what makes him happy and comfortable, and therefore is not necessarily introverted.lyamdb said:A shy person may avoid meeting new people and be more comfortable in his shell. This doesn't mean he's introverted. and also, if you are not satisfied with how much outgoing you are, then you are NOT as introverted as you think. a really introverted person is content with how he is. he just doesn't need company. like if someone is not hungry, he won't complain that there's no food. if you think you need to meet more people than you currently are meeting, then you're not introvert, probabely just shy. its a paradox do both be introvert and need more company. you're just used to remain inside yourself because this way its more safe.
Actually I have been compared by two of those fictional introverted characters by women. So..hm...I love Hyori Lee said:First of all, you never use fictional characters to illustrate a point about a person being an introvert or an extrovert. They are fiction. They are not real.
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check out my journal (signature link). Maybe doing the same thing can help you, too?I am an introvert, I admit it, but I don't want to be this way. Can I de-program myself or is it in my nature and something I will have to deal with and fight?
I don't think somebody trying to change their introverted ways into becoming more extrovert/outgoing is trying to "fake" it. I see it like this:Same here, here's a suggestion from someone who did fake being an extrovert: It's a waste of time. Be yourself. You only fight it if you think it's an issue, it isn't really.
I was under the impression that introverts were shy people and extro were outgoing. If I am right then I agree.
You are right, there's a difference between shy and introverted.Introverts are not defined as shy people. Shy people are defined as shy people.
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This will quickly drive all women away from you.
And you will be able to relax and to live your life in peace and quiet.