Would you rather be an introvert or extrovert?

[Napoleon]

Extrovert.

[k-onmmunist]

Introvert. It's all I know, but I like having my own little world in my head

[Grumpier Than Thou]

Extrovert.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

I'd rather be a thinker than a drinker.

[Psychic Octopus]

I'm more of an extrovert, I think, but I value time for introspection and thought.

[Redalgo]

Introvert.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

I'd like to be less socially anxious/awkward, but still I value my introversion.

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

I like being somewhere in the middle.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Given that I have always been quite extroverted, it's definitely the style I prefer.

[John Dibble]

Introverted.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

I'd like to be less socially anxious/awkward, but still I value my introversion.

[Napoleon]

I'd like to be less socially anxious/awkward, but still I value my introversion.

Neither of you come off as socially awkward to me.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

I'd like to be less socially anxious/awkward, but still I value my introversion.

[John Dibble]

I'd like to be less socially anxious/awkward, but still I value my introversion.

Neither of you come off as socially awkward to me.

The anonymity of the interwebs cause people to behave differently than they normally would. Also, posting text is easier than talking in person for many people because it gives them time to think about what they are saying without the pressure of an immediate response being needed.

[Napoleon]

I'd like to be less socially anxious/awkward, but still I value my introversion.

Neither of you come off as socially awkward to me.

The anonymity of the interwebs cause people to behave differently than they normally would. Also, posting text is easier than talking in person for many people because it gives them time to think about what they are saying without the pressure of an immediate response being needed.

You make a valid point. Otoh, some people still don't manage. I guess it isn't necessarily their fault though.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

I'd like to be less socially anxious/awkward, but still I value my introversion.

Neither of you come off as socially awkward to me.

The anonymity of the interwebs cause people to behave differently than they normally would. Also, posting text is easier than talking in person for many people because it gives them time to think about what they are saying without the pressure of an immediate response being needed.

Exactly.

[Boris]

Extroverts get laid waayyyyyyy more

[Bacon King]

I'd like to be less socially anxious/awkward, but still I value my introversion.

Neither of you come off as socially awkward to me.

The anonymity of the interwebs cause people to behave differently than they normally would. Also, posting text is easier than talking in person for many people because it gives them time to think about what they are saying without the pressure of an immediate response being needed.

Interesting, because the opposite occurs for me. In person I can (and do) speak off the cuff on just about any topic, but here on the forum I'll intentionally decide not to post sometimes because I know that if I start typing, the freedom of communicating through text often causes me to spend an inordinate amount of time perfecting everything I say, as if I was writing a term paper or something.

[John Dibble]

I'd like to be less socially anxious/awkward, but still I value my introversion.

Neither of you come off as socially awkward to me.

The anonymity of the interwebs cause people to behave differently than they normally would. Also, posting text is easier than talking in person for many people because it gives them time to think about what they are saying without the pressure of an immediate response being needed.

Interesting, because the opposite occurs for me. In person I can (and do) speak off the cuff on just about any topic, but here on the forum I'll intentionally decide not to post sometimes because I know that if I start typing, the freedom of communicating through text often causes me to spend an inordinate amount of time perfecting everything I say, as if I was writing a term paper or something.

That's not an anxiety problem though, it's just a recognition of the fact that you'd sink more time into it than would be worth it.